Here’s a last minute plan for tomorrow night: a nine course beer tasting paired with a German dinner at Lorely Williamsburg from 7-10:30pm.

Rudi Eilers, a German beer expert, will introduce 9 different beers from Germany (list below) and discuss each beer’s origin, brewing method (top vs. bottom fermented) and unique flavors.

7. Köstritzer Schwarzbier – the most popular dark beer in Germany, surprisingly light and fresh

8. HB Strong Bock – a bottom fermented light bock with powerful aromatic flavors

9. Einbecker Winter-Bock – a deep amber red beer with malty sweetness balanced by a hoppy bitter finish

Tickets are $29 and can be purchased here.

Loreley Williamsburg (64 Frost St. at Meeker Ave), the sister Biergarten to the LES’s Loreley Restaurant & Biergarten at 7 Rivington Street, will be opening its Türen tonight for the first time. The first 100 Gästen will be treated to free glasses of Gaffel Koelsch beer starting at 5pm. What a better way than to say, “hey, we’re neighbors!” than giving away some German brews?

Eater’s got the full menu.

World Cup sidenote: “Both the LES and Williamsburg locations will be showing World Cup games and the chef has created special pretzel-dough “soccer rolls” to represent participating countries.”