Indiana Peony Festival’s own lager crafted by Bier Brewery

By KELLY McVEY
President, Indiana Peony Festival, Inc.

We’re just over a week away from the prettiest weekend of the year! We can’t wait to see the city of Noblesville bloom into a peony oasis.

Speaking of blooming, we’ve got more Brunch & Bloom stops to share with you, which are part of our brunch and retail crawl event, held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, May 17. Up next is one of our favorite places to visit, and a friendly neighbor to Seminary Park … Bier Brewery.

Bier Brewery is located just a hop and skip south of Seminary Park, where the festival calls home. They have been family-owned and operated since 2010. Darren Connor (son) had the passion for brewing and Jerry Connor (dad) believed in him. The Connors started with a small brewing set up, which quickly led to a large brewing set up. Fast forward to now, with almost 100 awards later, Bier Brewery has three locations: 65th Street in Indianapolis, Carmel, and Noblesville.

Fun fact: the Noblesville location has central Indiana’s largest two-acre biergarten. This spacious backyard features open seating, fire pits, playgrounds, and even a dog park. What’s not to love?

This month, Bier Brewery and the Indiana Peony Festival are thrilled to unveil an exclusive, limited-edition 10th Street Lager can in celebration of the fifth Indiana Peony Festival. With both the festival and Bier Brewery calling 10th Street home, it’s only fitting to commemorate the occasion with this exclusive release.

Starting Friday, May 16, the limited-edition cans will be available for purchase at the Noblesville location. So while you’re on your Saturday Brunch & Blooms crawl, make sure to swing by this stop for an ice-cold lager while you complete your map.

The excitement doesn’t stop there. Bier Brewery will play hose to the official after-party to the Indiana Peony Festival. From 4 p.m. to close, Bier Brewery will celebrate our sweet state flower with live music, 10th Street Peony Lagers, a decked-out biergarten, and of course – peonies! Pencil this location in as a must-see on May 17, and you won’t regret it.

Keep up to date on the latest festival news at IndianaPeonyFestival.com.