That's the message from Great Australian Beer Festival director Michael Ward.

Mr Ward said it was Australia's biggest alfresco beer and cider garden, with more than 150 brews to enjoy.

"With so many beers to choose from, supporting Australia's local brewers can be a mind-bending but undeniably enjoyable experience," he said.

"Great Australian Beer Festival Albury attracts brewers from around the country and will also be featuring the recently crowned 2019 Australian Champion - Small, Medium and Large Breweries together with the brewers of Australia's Champion Beer at this year's festival.

"Spend the day sipping and sampling your way through a huge selection of the region's best beers and ciders."

Brewers from along the Murray, Riverina and throughout the valleys and mountains will be in attendance.

"The festival is a true celebration of the artistry and passion behind the brews of Australia and the region," Mr Ward said.

And while beer lovers are in for a treat, so are the music lovers.

Headlining the event will be Sydney songwriter Ruby Fields, who has had a huge year with her Dinosaurs track voted number nine on Triple J's Hottest 100.

The Potbelleez, one of Australia's most in-demand and electrifying live acts, are also set to perform on the day.

"While the festival mixes the familiar elements of an outdoor beer festival - the pop-up bars, educational sessions, food and live music - it also adds more obscure flourishes," Mr Ward said.

"You can expect to find wandering cabaret acts, a piano bar with comedy and beer cabaret, a wacky dance-off - you may even find yourself judging a best beard competition."

The Great Australia Beer Festival will land in Albury on Saturday, October 19, 1pm-8pm, at QEII Square.

For tickets and more information about the Great Australian Beer Festival go to www.gabfalbury.com.au.