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Barleywine Festival

From Saturday, February 19 2011 - 11:00am
To Tuesday, February 22 2011 - 2:00am
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Not mead related, but the 18th Annual Barleywine Festival is coming up, Feb 19-21 at the Toronado in San Francisco. As usual, this coincides with Strong Beer Month in the city and Magnolia and 21st Amendment will be serving high gravity beers as well.

Location: Toronado Pub, the Haight, San Francisco

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