BelgianFest 2011
11/12/11
Bailey’s Taproom
213 SW Broadway
Portland
503-295-1004
4-11:30
No Admission Cost or Souvenir Glasses. Limited number of Pre-sale tickets for early entry (2pm) are available. http://www.baileystaproom.com/?page_id=1048. 4oz and 10oz pours
Expect to see the following Oregon beers:
Ambacht Brewery Dark Farmhouse
Block 15 Brewing Bent Shovel (Belgian Strong Ale)
Boneyard Brewery Beer Ferme Fatale (Sour)
Breakside Ambree (Belgian Amber w/ elderflower and elderberry)
Caldera Brewing Vas Deferens (Belgian Dark Strong w/ orange zest)
Cascade Barrel House TBD
Columbia River Brewing Double Vision (Dubbel)
The Commons Brewery (Blend of Urban Farmhouse, Little Brother and a one-off)
Deschutes Brewery Stoic (Quadruple)
Flat Tail TBD
Fort George Brewery Chapel XVI
Laurelwood Brewing Quad
Logsdon Farmhouse Ales Farmhouse Kili-Wit
Lompoc Franc’ly Brewdolph (Belgian Red aged in Cab Franc barrels)
Oakshire Brewing La Ferme du Funk (sour Farmhouse w/ apricots)
Seven Brides Brewing Abbey Ale (Dubbel)
Silver Moon Brewing Andre the Giant (Tripel)
Upright Brewing Barrel Aged Six (Dark Rye aged in a Big Bottom/Port finish Whiskey)
Vertigo Belgian Dark Strong Ale

2nd Annual Eugene Winter & Strong Ale Festival
11/19+11/20, 2011
16 Tons
265 E 13th
Eugene

Night of the Living Ales
10/29/11
Burnside Brewing Co.
701 E. Burnside
Portland, OR 97214
8pm-1am
$8
Advanced tickets http://www.nightofthelivingales.com

Back for it’s second year Night of the Living Ales is the ultimate Halloween party for the craft beer minded drinker featuring eight unique and special beers from seven Oregon breweries. This years festivities take place inside the elaborately decorated actual brewhouse warehouse space of Burnside Brewing Co. and with an adjacent covered outdoor beer garden. To entertain you while you sip fine brews we have lined up live music by The Ascetic Junkies and Boy Eats Drum Machine, fabulous sexy Halloween themed Burlesque from Meghan Mayhem and Hai Fleisch of Rose City Shimmy and amazing fire performers and games. Throughout the evening expect on-stage costume contests and amateur burlesque with prizes like gift cards and swag to Burnside Brewing. Costumes strongly encouraged though not required.

Brought to you by Burnside Brewing, Maletis Beverage, Yelp and Ninkasi Brewing this year’s celebration brings together seven of Oregon’s best breweries with some unique holiday themed beers. However this years party is not limited to just beer, we will have a full bar with liquor and drink specials too!

Beer List:
Burnside Brewing: Permafrost – is Burnside Brewing Co.’s first winter elixir. It’s a big strong ale brewed with 7 different malts and copious amounts of Columbia and Amarillo hops pillowed in the middle to give this warming brew a chewy complex malt body and a unique fruity juicy hoppiness throughout. You wont want to sip this dangerously strong and tasty beer like you should but pound it . 8.3% abv 77.4 IBU

Burnside Brewing: Peanut Butter Chocolate Alt – A one-off keg of Burnside Brewing’s take on the traditional German-style Alt bier malty and carmelly with reese’s peanut butter cups infused into the beer to complement the creamy body and nutty dry finish. It’s all the favorite flavors of Halloween candy you loved as a kid infused into your favorite adult beverage!

Fort George Brewery: North V – This year we took another Holiday Icon, The Fruitcake, and designed our Winter Seasonal in its’ honor. A mash of barley, oats, wheat, rye, rich caramel and honey malts are mildly spiced with Cascade and Saaz hops, fermented with Fort George House Yeast then allowed to condition on hand-splintered, rum inspired oak. A Glase Fruit concoction that includes cherries, pineapple, orange and lemon peel is dissolved into the finished beer to add the final touches.
While designed and bottled to age, we are sure this version of the Fruitcake will not be passed down for generations, but opened and imbibed at many a cheerful gathering. 7.5% abv. IBU’s Hard To Tell

Oakshire Brewing: Big Black Jack (Imperial Chocolate Pumpkin Porter) – Oven roasted pumpkins, cocoa nibs, cinnamon, cloves, allspice, and ginger round out this burly Imperial Porter. Trick…. or Treat?

Lompoc: 2010 Bourbon Barrel Aged Monster Mash – this batch was aged in Bourbon barrels for 11 months and cellared for an additional two. This Imperial Porter has a slight Bourbon aroma with chocolate and licorice flavors finishing with vanilla notes (8% ABV).

Ninkasi Brewing: TBA

Widmer Brothers Brewing: TBA

10 Barrel Brewing: TBA

Artober Brewfest
10/22/11
Lincoln City Cultural Center
540 NE Hwy 101
Lincoln City
11am-6pm

KillerBeerFest
10/22/11
Bailey’s Taproom
213 SW Broadway
Portland
4pm
2011 KillerBeerFest will feature a handful of beers brewed with Rooibos dedicated to Alex Ganum of Upright Brewing.

Logsdon Farmhouse Ales Fresh Hop Seizoen
Fort George Brewery Red Tide Imperial Red
Upright Brewing De La Six Blend*
The Commons The Gods Must Be Crazy*
Portland U-Brew Rooibos Red*
Barley Brown’s Brewpub 2011 Sled Wreck Winter Warmer
Laurelwood Brewing Co. Firkin Vinter Varmer with Candied Nuts
10 Barrel Brewing Jimmy Raspberry Coffee Sour
Bend Brewing Ching Ching Berliner-Weiss
Breakside Brewery Alexander Legume Red Ale w/ Rooibos and Chinato spices*
Coalition Brewing Estate Fresh Hop Ale
Natian Brewery Old Grogham Winter IPA
Oakshire Brewing La Ferme du Funk
Burnside Brewing Barrel-aged Strong ale
MacTarnahan’s Bourbon Barrel-aged Ink Blot Baltic Porter
Lompoc Brewing Sour Willy
Boneyard Beer Skunk Ape
Cascade Brewing Blueberry on Red
Occidental Brewing Sweven
Silver Moon Brewing Boyz N the Wood

Brewpublic Turns 3
10/21/11
Saraveza
1004 N Killingsworth
Portland
6pm
Look for beers from Upright Brewing, Boneyard Beer, Laurelwood Brewing Co., The Commons Brewery and Lompoc Brewing Co.

Night of the Living Ales
10/29/11
Burnside Brewing Co.
701 E. Burnside
Portland, OR 97214
8pm-1am
$8
Advanced tickets http://www.nightofthelivingales.com

Back for it’s second year Night of the Living Ales is the ultimate Halloween party for the craft beer minded drinker featuring eight unique and special beers from seven Oregon breweries. This years festivities take place inside the elaborately decorated actual brewhouse warehouse space of Burnside Brewing Co. and with an adjacent covered outdoor beer garden. To entertain you while you sip fine brews we have lined up live music by The Ascetic Junkies and Boy Eats Drum Machine, fabulous sexy Halloween themed Burlesque from Meghan Mayhem and Hai Fleisch of Rose City Shimmy and amazing fire performers and games. Throughout the evening expect on-stage costume contests and amateur burlesque with prizes like gift cards and swag to Burnside Brewing. Costumes strongly encouraged though not required.

Brought to you by Burnside Brewing, Maletis Beverage, Yelp and Ninkasi Brewing this year’s celebration brings together seven of Oregon’s best breweries with some unique holiday themed beers. However this years party is not limited to just beer, we will have a full bar with liquor and drink specials too!

Beer List:
Burnside Brewing: Permafrost – is Burnside Brewing Co.’s first winter elixir. It’s a big strong ale brewed with 7 different malts and copious amounts of Columbia and Amarillo hops pillowed in the middle to give this warming brew a chewy complex malt body and a unique fruity juicy hoppiness throughout. You wont want to sip this dangerously strong and tasty beer like you should but pound it . 8.3% abv 77.4 IBU

Burnside Brewing: Peanut Butter Chocolate Alt – A one-off keg of Burnside Brewing’s take on the traditional German-style Alt bier malty and carmelly with reese’s peanut butter cups infused into the beer to complement the creamy body and nutty dry finish. It’s all the favorite flavors of Halloween candy you loved as a kid infused into your favorite adult beverage!

Fort George Brewery: North V – This year we took another Holiday Icon, The Fruitcake, and designed our Winter Seasonal in its’ honor. A mash of barley, oats, wheat, rye, rich caramel and honey malts are mildly spiced with Cascade and Saaz hops, fermented with Fort George House Yeast then allowed to condition on hand-splintered, rum inspired oak. A Glase Fruit concoction that includes cherries, pineapple, orange and lemon peel is dissolved into the finished beer to add the final touches.
While designed and bottled to age, we are sure this version of the Fruitcake will not be passed down for generations, but opened and imbibed at many a cheerful gathering. 7.5% abv. IBU’s Hard To Tell

Oakshire Brewing: Big Black Jack (Imperial Chocolate Pumpkin Porter) – Oven roasted pumpkins, cocoa nibs, cinnamon, cloves, allspice, and ginger round out this burly Imperial Porter. Trick…. or Treat?

Lompoc: 2010 Bourbon Barrel Aged Monster Mash – this batch was aged in Bourbon barrels for 11 months and cellared for an additional two. This Imperial Porter has a slight Bourbon aroma with chocolate and licorice flavors finishing with vanilla notes (8% ABV).

Ninkasi Brewing: TBA

Widmer Brothers Brewing: TBA

10 Barrel Brewing: TBA

10/08/2011
Willamette Valley Fresh Hops Fest
Lane Events Center
Wheeler Pavillion
796 W. 13th Ave
21+/Cash only
Noon-10pm
Admission is free
$10 for a glass and 2 drink tickets.
$15 for a glass and 7 drink tickets
$20 for two glasses and 4 drink tickets.
Individual Tastes are $1
Live Entertainment, Beer recipe food vendors, Brewery Swag, Oregon Hop display – Farm to Brew
Volunteer opportunities are available contact freshhop@biggreenevents.com
Presenting Sponsor.

Sponsors

Eugene Fresh Hop Tastival
10/08/11
Lane Events Center Auditorium
796 W 13th Ave
Eugene
12-10pm
21+/Cash only
Admission is free-$10 for a tasting glass and two drink tickets. Individual Tastes are $1. Glass purchase required for tasting.
Live Entertainment, Beer recipe food vendors, Brewery Swag, Oregon Hop display – Farm to Brew
Volunteer opportunities are available contact freshhop@biggreenevents.com

Pacific NW Brewcup
09/24-09/25, 2011
Pac NW Brewcup
1792 Marine Dr
Astoria
Sun/11-4pm
Oktoberfest style beer festival is held the last weekend in September. Over 36 distinct northwest beers are on tap for a 3 day event held on the riverfront of historic Astoria, OR. Festival attendees can purchase a souvenir glass mug which is the official tasting glass for the weekend, and also purchase individual tastes of the various beers.
Family friendly, Visitors to the Brew Cup should park at the East end of the Maritime Museum Parking lot. Walk to the water, take a right.

MUSIC LINEUP
Friday, September 23rd:
4:00-5:30 North Coast Blues Band
6:00-7:30 Bruce Smith and the Boda Boyz
8:00-10pm Minty Rosa

Saturday, September 24th
11:00am – 12:00 Troll Radio Review
4:00-5:30 Big Fish Blues Band
6:00-7:30 The Distractions
8:00-10:00 Broken Soviet