The Annual MNL Beerfest Returns at Capitol Commons for a Beer Crawl Event!

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Capitol Commons Park, Pasig City – 11-13 October 2024  – the highly anticipated MNL Beerfest is making its return for 2024, promising an even more immersive and exhilarating experience for beer enthusiasts and casual drinkers alike. 


For 7 years MNL Beerfest gathers over thousands of attendees and showcases more than 100 local and international beer products during its event.

Here are some photos from last year's event.






Highlights of the 2024 Beerfest include:

Expanded Selections: Multiple Breweries will be featured, every customer will get a Corona Beer & can try a few craft beers, Jade’s Temple is a must to try.  

Tastings: Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in guided tasting sessions with expert brewers, learn about the brewing process, and discover the stories behind their favorite brews.

Music Tripping : Enjoy DJ performances to add a lively soundtrack to the festivities. 

Food Vendors: A variety of gourmet food vendors and nearby restos will be on-site, offering delicious pairings to complement the wide array of beers available.


“We do beer festivals regularly, there are brands you see before that are no longer active now, and there are new ones that are gaining popularity as well. This is the reason why we are around, we provide curation for consumers. In one evening, we want customers to remember an experience of trying multiple beers and not just to remember attending a drinking event.” said by Event Director, Cherry S. Genato of MNL Beerfest. “We’re excited to bring this event back with support coming from the Philippine Coast Guard Auxiliary and Don Bosco Makati Batch 80. The event for the 1st time was partnered with these communities as a fund raising project to provide assistance to Philippine Red Cross Paranaque City Rizal Chapter. It’s a fantastic opportunity for beer lovers to come together, explore new flavors, and celebrate the craft of brewing and at the same time their participation in the event have contributed to the Charity fund raising project.”


Capitol Commons actively hosts various community events and activities, fostering a strong sense of camaraderie and community spirit among its residents. The venue of the festival will be at the estate’s outdoor commercial and retail area where you can see an array of fine dining restaurants, upscale boutiques, and entertainment hubs, adding to the richness of the overall experience. Take your family & friends, there are activities around the area that would be of interest for all ages. 


Ticket Information: Tickets are available for purchase now. 

Regular Ticket : Php 500/ Head

Upgraded Ticket : Php 1,000/ Head


Come early to get giveaways from GoTyme bank and get the best seats to watch the live performance of Lazaro Band on the 12th. 


For more details about the event, including a full list of participating breweries, schedule of activities, and vendor information, please visit Social Media Account @mnlbeerfest or contact Viber 0917 518 0982.



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