Max's Taphouse celebrates Star-Spangled Sailabration 2012 and announces The Italian Beer Festival July 2012

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Blue Angels fly over Max's Taphouse

"The Italian craft beers have become a contender in the world beer scene and are putting out some of the most interesting new beers available"

Baltimore, Maryland (PRWEB) June 16, 2012

Max's Taphouse (http://www.maxs.com) in Baltimore, Maryland celebrates Star-Spangled Sailabration 2012 (http://www.starspangled200.com) honoring the 200th anniversary of the War of 1812 and announces their Italian Brew Festival in July 2012. Max's isn't just known for its extensive beer list of 102 rotating draft beers, 5 hand pumps and over 1,800 different bottles of beer; it's also known for celebrating everything Baltimore and it's heritage.

Owner Ron Furman and General Manager Casey Hard have been diligently working on Sailabration 2012. From the exterior decorations of the building to honor our heritage to the various beer events celebrating Sailabration 2012, Max's Taphouse strives to provide all consumers with the full effect of Sailabration. "The city of Baltimore has put together Sailabration 2012 to honor the 200th anniversary of the war of 1812 which revolved around Fort McHenry. This is a terrific event for families and friends to enjoy through Tuesday, June 19th, 2012" says Ron Furman. Beer expert Casey Hard has complimented the Sailabration by offering unique events daily. Friday we celebrate with Sea Dog Brewery, Monday with Full Sail Brewery and Tuesday with a local favorite, Heavy Seas Brewery. "We expect record crowds to see the tall ships, Blue Angels and of course, the spectacular fireworks on Saturday evening," stated Furman. According to Casey Hard, Max's Taphouse anticipates a record crowd inside to celebrate the breweries and all Max's Taphouse has to offer. Ron Furman is known for recycling everything he can get his hands on. This week the exterior of the roof of the building is decorated with empty key kegs containing red, white and blue lights along with the American Flag made of reclaimed wood from a building torn down in Fells Point. "We made a conscious decision years ago to reduce our carbon footprint and recycle everything we possibly can," states Furman.

Max's Taphouse is also pleased to announce their Italian Beer Festival from Friday, July 13th, 2012 through Sunday, July 15th, 2012. Max's will be featuring over 15 Italian Craft Beers on Draft, over 60 Italian Craft Beers in Bottles, 2 Italian Beers in Gravity Casks, and a full Italian inspired food menu. "The Italian craft beers have become a contender in the world beer scene and are putting out some of the most interesting new beers available," says Casey Hard (http://www.beerconnoisseur.com/Italy-Craft-Beer-Awakening). A few of the draft being featured are Barley Friska Zymatore aged in Channing Daughters Rosalo Di Franconia Wine Barrels, Troll Palanfrina Zymatore aged in Whiskey Barrels, Del Borgo Re Ale Extra 6th Anniversary Special Edition, L'Olmaia Karkade, Loverbeer Madamin, Italian Tipo Pils aged in Belgian Owl Whiskey Barrels and Baladin Nora Sour edition 2008. Motegioco Dolii Raptor Reserve. Birradamare Kuasapa, Del Borgo L'Equilibristo, Del Ducato Beersel Mattina, Grado Plato Cantis Caeli, Pausa cafe Tosta and Almond 22 Pink IPA are several of the Italian Bottled Beers on display. The Italian Beer Festival is daily from 11 a.m. until 2 a.m. There is no admittance fee to enter the Italian Beer Festival.

A Baltimore privately owned institution since 1986, Max's Taphouse is located at 737 S. Broadway in Fells Point, Maryland and is open daily from 11 a.m. until 2 a.m. To further accentuate your beer palate, the kitchen is open Sunday through Wednesday from 11 a.m. until 11 p.m. and Thursday through Saturday from 11 a.m. until midnight. Not sure what beer to order? Let Max's experienced beertenders assist you in sampling something new and exciting.

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