Plan your poison: PhillyBeerEvents.com

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Plan your poison: PhillyBeerEvents.com

POSTED: Tuesday, September 15, 2009, 4:00 PM

Filed Under: Booze | Brew Revue

Starfish Junction, the Long Island-based production company behind the award-winning Philly Craft Beer Festival, believes in the Philadelphia beer scene.ï¿½ So much so that they launched their graphic-heavy, Outlook-compatible calendar site PhillyBeerEvents.com on July 31, a month before the September 1 launch of NYCBeerEvents.com.

Visitors can scroll through the month-by-month listings of local beer festivals, beer and food pairing dinners, tasting events,ï¿½ lectures, book signings andï¿½ fundraisers, as well as other local beer-related special events.ï¿½ï¿½ There is also an option to receive bimonthly emails that delivers event listings to users' inboxes.

Lynda Calimano of Starfish Junction says the site has received "great interest" so far, and welcomes restaurant and bars to submit beer-related events; send them to LyndaC@starfishjunction.com.

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