Four Peaks Brewing, Arizona’s largest brewery, celebrates its 15th anniversary Saturday with Randomonium, an all-day festival of beer, food, and music at Tempe Beach Park.
Along with Four Peaks’ lineup of well-known beers – such as Hop Knot, Kiltlifter, and Eighth Street (16-ounce beers for $5) – there also will be a strong beer tent dubbed Muscle Beach (9-ounce pours for $5) with:
- Four Peaks Winter Wobbler 2011 (9.1%)
- Four Peaks Hopsquatch Barley Wine (11.5%)
- Four Peaks Sirius Black Russian Imperial Stout (9.5%)
- Four Peaks Belgian Black (7.2%)
- Four Peaks Barrel Aged Oatmeal Stout (5.2%)
- Lagunitas Wilco Tango Foxtrot (7.8%)
- Lagunitas Olde Gnarleywine (10.6%)
- Stone Smoked Porter With Vanilla Beans (5.9%)
- Stone LeVariation Ale (5.3%)
- Stone Mix Tape Vol. 1 (6.6%)
- LumberyardImperial Red Ale (9.2%)
- LumberyardBig Pine Barley Wine (10.0%)
- Ommegang Art Of Darkness (8.9%)
- Ommegang Seduction (6.8%)
- Oak Creek King Crimson (7%)
- Phoenix Ale Imperial Porter (7%)
- Firestone Walker Double Jack (9.5%)
- Sierra Nevada 2012 Bigfoot Barleywine (9.6%)
- Sierra Nevada Hoptimum (10.4%)
Food will be provided by members of the Arizona Street Food Coalition, including Short Leash Hotdogs, Burgermania, Epic Hot Dogs, Mojo Bowl, Gourmet Indian Frybread, T-licious and Sweet Republic.
Los Angeles rockers The Airborne Toxic Event headline the music lineup. Other acts include Austin, Texas, blues band Black Joe Lewis and the Honeybears and Dallas rock band Jonathan Tyler and the Northern Lights.
Other activites will include a zip line into a 10-ton “snow zone” (which, given the 100-degree forecast, likely will be known as the “mud zone” by the end of the day).
Randomonium runs 11 a.m.-11 p.m., which coincides with the 28,000-runner Pat’s Run so expect some congestion in the area.
Tickets are $40 for general admission, which doesn’t include food and drink, and $125 for VIP, which includes covered seating, 10 beers and food.
Early birds – those who arrive before 2 p.m. – will get free admission.
No weapons, pets, tents, or chairs are allowed into the fest, but blankets and towels are OK.
