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Flying Saucer's BeerFeast 2012 Brings Craft Beer to Sugar Land Town Square

October 29, 2012 4:00AM

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The Flying Saucer Sugar Land's inaugural BeerFeast brought nearly 1,000 people to Sugar Land's Town Square, bringing 40 breweries and 60 different beers for beer knurds to sample. Rare beers and one-off casks along with short lines made for one of the most successful beer festivals to date. PHOTOS BY KATHARINE SHILCUTT
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