Microbrew Tent--Is this real life?

[Sushov23]

Correct me if I am wrong, but hasn't this been a feature of Stage Coach for a number of years?

Yeah this is pretty much it. Stagecoach has had a microbrew tent. Since I started going anyway. Also no beer gardens. I can walk around with my beer wherever I want, which is what really pisses me off more than anything else.

[TickleMeElmo]

Pisses you off as in you wish we could do that at Coachella or because it sucks not having a designated area to drink?

[Sushov23]

I wish we could do that at Coachella. I honestly believe people at Coachella would be way more responsible about throwing their trash away. I see it all the time at Coachella. I'm pretty sure it has to do with the city of Indio being assholes about the situation.

[vertin]

we need good beer at coachella so i dont have to keep going back to my campsite to get some

[bmack86]

That's a great idea for people like us, but I don't how well that would do overall at Coachella.

I could just see the bros, "What's an IPA? $10 for a beer? Fuck that bro, let's get a Bud Light."

It was this way at OSL. Most of the people went for Heineken, even though the regular beer tent also had two Sierra Nevada selections for a comparable price. The microbrew tent was even less utilized, but fantastic nonetheless.

[frizzlefry]

The Microbrew tent at OSL really helped out a shitty day for me, it needs to be everywhere

[PrettyVacant]

The answer is Bud Light Lime tallboys.

[Drewski27]

Pliny the Elder tent.

[Drinkey McDrinkerstein]

I would not want to drink Pliny The Elder all day in 100 degree weather.

[Drewski27]

Okay fine, how about a microbrew stage that features a different beer tasting for like an hour or so at a time, just like any of the bands playing. Something where Pliny is headlining. Or is it?

[Drinkey McDrinkerstein]

That is an extremely interesting idea. Definitely too involved for something as huge as Coachella, but I like it.

[Drewski27]

Someone call Paul immediately...

[Drewski27]

But seriously, maybe not Coachella, but something more small town street festival or something.