Fort Myers Brewing Raises Its Steins One More Time at PROSToberfest, Nov. 7

FT. MYERS, Fla. - EntSun -- Fort Myers Brewing Company is bringing Oktoberfest back for one more day. The brewery will host PROSToberfest, an encore of its Oktoberfest celebration, on Saturday, Nov. 7, starting at noon at its taproom at 12811 Commerce Lakes Drive, Suite 28, in Fort Myers.

PROSToberfest gives anyone who missed Oktoberfest in October, or anyone who wants one more round, another chance to celebrate the season with great beer, live music and local food.

"We weren't ready to put the steins away just yet," said Jen Whyte, Co-owner and Founder of Fort Myers Brewing. "Oktoberfest is one of our favorite times of year, and we wanted to give more members of our community the chance to raise a glass with us. PROSToberfest is another day of great beer, great music and great company."

Doors open at noon, with South Pizza Co. serving from the start, while Blades of Glory and Wicked Streatery join the food truck lineup at 2 p.m. Live music kicks off at 2 p.m. with Briz & Lady, followed by Dueling Pianos at 6 p.m. Audience participation is highly encouraged, and guests should come ready to sing along and make some noise.

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PROSTOBERFEST SCHEDULE

Saturday, Nov. 7 (doors open at noon)

Food Trucks: Noon: South Pizza Co. | 2 p.m.: Blades of Glory, Wicked Streatery

Music: 2 p.m.: Briz & Lady | 6 p.m.: Dueling Pianos

About Fort Myers Brewing Co.

Fort Myers Brewing Company was the first microbrewery in Lee County, founded in 2013. In just over a decade, it has grown into one of the largest and most decorated breweries in the state, a 22,000-square-foot facility running a four-vessel, 30-barrel system that produces more than 15,000 barrels of beer annually for its taproom and for distribution to local restaurants and retailers throughout Southwest Florida. The brewery has earned numerous accolades, including multiple medals at the Best Florida Beer Competition and recognition as the Best Large Brewery in Florida. For more information, visit http://www.fmbrew.com.