Jake McMahon liked what Tunes, Tails and Ales brewed up July 17 at Murphy Central Park.
The craft beer festival, canceled last year because of the pandemic, drew scores of people for the beer, car show, tunes, food and just a general good time on an unseasonably breezy albeit still hot day.
McMahon, with wife Caroline, live in Dallas and enjoyed tasting the festival’s offerings.
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By Don Munsch • [email protected]
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