Passport International Beerfest Kick off Live in TREC KL (and happening at many more places)

The Passport International Beerfest which kicked off about a month ago brings global beer and cider experiences right to you in a different way than your normal Octoberfest celebrations.



Bringing an all out celebration with Heineken Malaysia's range of beers and ciders from The Netherlands, England, Germany, Ireland and Asia, there's also the chance to experience the culture behind each of the places in an over a month long celebration.
 

Did you know that you stand a chance to own a set of siz limited edition Passport International Beerfest collectible mugs at selected outlets(listed below) during this campaign period(while stock lasts la of course).


So where are all these celebrations you may ask? Since the kick off celebration at TREC KL on the 22nd of Sept, below are the list of celebrations going on. What are you waiting for? Head down to the venues listed below on the date of the celebrations, watch live performances, play games, dine on good food and drink good beers while grabbing your mugs today!






08 Oct, 2016 | WEIL HOTEL, IPOH (10pm - 1am)
12 Oct, 2016 | BACKYARD, SRI HARTAMAS (8.30pm - 11.30pm)
13 Oct, 2016 | SOULED OUT, SRI HARTAMAS (8pm - 11.30pm)
14 Oct, 2016 | TBF, SUNWAY GIZA (7pm - 11pm)
15 Oct, 2016 | GEOVENTURE, CHERAS (8.30pm - 12am)
20 Oct, 2016 | LAVO, TROPICANA (8.30pm - 11.30pm)
21 Oct, 2016 | BRICKS AND BARRELS, SRI HARTAMAS (9pm - 12am)
22 Oct, 2016 | BREWERY TAP, SRI DAMANSARA (8pm - 11.30pm)
26 Oct, 2016 | MONKEY BAR, TAMAN DESA (8pm - 11.30pm)
28 Oct, 2016 | OWL CAFÉ, KUANTAN (8pm - 11.30pm)
05 Nov, 2016 | SHENANIGAN’S FUN PUB, KOTA KINABALU (8pm - 11.30pm)
11 Nov, 2016 | HUBLOT CAFE, KUCHING (8pm - 11.30pm)

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