February 27, 2014

Female Craft Beer Lovers Organize Girls Pint Out

Jill Ditmire

WFYI Public Radio's Jill Ditmire talks with Amanda Wishin about a local group devoted to female craft beer lovers: Girls' Pint Out.

Girls' Pint Out started in Indianapolis four years ago, and has grown into a national organization of ladies who enjoy good beer. In addition to enjoying craft brews, the group organizes social, charitable and educational events. 

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