With addition of craft sodas, kids can now enter part of NC State Fair's Public House
The NC State Fair opened a Public House in 2017, serving up North Carolina-made beer, wine and cider. And this year, those under 21 can check part of it out.
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Because it offered beverages for those age 21 and up, it was off limits to kids — and anyone under the age of 21.
According to the fair's blog post, Public House will feature craft soda only made in North Carolina, along with another Carolina classic — Cheerwine.
To get a craft soda, you'll need to buy a $5 ticket at the Public House. According to the blog post, only people aged 21 and up can go inside the actual Public House building, so anybody younger will need somebody of legal drinking age to go inside and redeem the soft drink ticket. For the beer, wine or cider options, you'll need to get a $10 ticket.
The Public House is open from noon to 9 p.m. or 10 p.m., during the run of the fair.
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