
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



| BEER LIST-EUGENE | |
| Gilgamesh | Fresh Prince of Ales |
| Gilgamesh | Harvester |
| Hop Valley | Aphacentauri Binary IPA |
| Hop Valley | Aphadelic IPA |
| McMenamins | Thundercone |
| McMenamins | Hopqua |
| Ninkasi Brewing | Tricearillo |
| Ninkasi Brewing | Total Crystallation |
| Oakshire Brewing | Watershed IPA |
| Oakshire Brewing | Triune Wet Hop Beer |
| Oregon Trail | Hopdoctor |
| Rogue-Eugene Brewery | IPA |
| Rogue-Eugene Brewery | Tracktown Wet Hop |
| Seven Brides | Fresh Hop Oktoberfest |
| Seven Brides | Fresh Hop Ember |
| The Ram-Salem | IPA |
| The Ram-Salem | Hop Sack Harvest Ale |
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
Sisters Fresh Hop Festival
09/24/11
Village Green Park
Sisters
541-549-0251
12-9pm
$5-$1 for each 4 oz. taste
Food vendors and live music all day. Children are welcome. Sponsored by Sisters Area Chamber of Commerce.
10 Barrel Brewing Crosby Fresh Hop
Bridgeport Hop Harvest Ale
Cascade Lakes Harvest Ale and Bombshell Blonde
Deschutes Brewery Chainbreaker
Fort George Brewery Co-hoperative and Fresh Hop
Full Sail Lupulin and Session Black
Lucky Labrador Harvest Reaperweizen
McTarnahan’s Fresh Hop Mac’s
Ninkasi Fresh Hop Beer
McMenamins Thundercone and Curly Coelsch
Silver Moon Brewing Fresh Hop
Three Creeks Brewing Cone Lickr’ and Firestorm Red
Sisters Fresh Hop Festival
09/24/11
Village Green Park
Sisters
541-549-0251
12-9pm
$5-$1 for each 4 oz. taste
Food vendors and live music all day. Children are welcome. Sponsored by Sisters Area Chamber of Commerce.
Beermongers Brewfest
9/10-9/11, 2011
The BeerMongers
1125 SE Division St
Portland
503-234-6012
Saturday, September 10, 12-9PM
Sunday, September 11, 12-8PM
$15 Admission = Souvenir Festival Glass + 7 tasting tickets
Additional Tickets $1 each
21+OVER
CASH ONLY
Astoria Brewing co.– Solar Dog IPA IPA – 6.2% ABV
Barley Browns Brewpub – Turmoil CDA – 7.75% ABV
Beetje Brewing – Een Vat Wild ale – 6.5% ABV
Bend Brewing Co., – Scarlet Imperial Red Strong Ale – 8.5% ABV
Boneyard Brewing – Hop Venom Imperial IPA – 10% ABV
Breakside Brewery – Oude Noire Dark Spiced Saison
Breakside Brewery – Bourbon Barrel Aztec Strong Ale with Peppers
Burnside Brewing – Bourbon Bacon Stout
Deschutes Brewery Portland Pub – Trojan Horse IPA – 6.8% ABV
Flat Tail Brewing – Locals Only Wit with White Plums – 5.5% ABV
Flat Tail Brewing – Raspberry Beret Sour Porter
Good Life Brewing – Sweet As Hoppy Wheat – 6.1% ABV
Hair of the Dog Brewing – Little Dog Dark Mild
Lucky Labrador Brewing – 2010 Old Yeller Barleywine – 10% ABV
Oakshire Brewing – 2010 Very Ill Tempered Gnome Imperial Brown Ale – 9.7% ABV
Oakshire Brewing – Oak Aged Watershed IPA – 7.1%
Upright Brewing Co. – Stout of Monte Fisto Imperial Stout – 8.25% ABV
Upright Brewing Co. – Gunslinging Smoked Helles Rauchbier – 4.9% ABV
Widmer Brothers Brewing – Rose City Hipster Golden Ale with Rosehips – 5% ABV
16th Annual Lighthouse Brewfest
08/20/11
McMenamins
Lighthouse Brewpub
4157 N Highway 101
Lincoln City
541-994-7238
11am’til late-Free admission-All Ages-19 McMenamins beers made especially for this beer festival.
Crystal Brewery (Portland, Ore.)
Brewers: Jeff Cooley, Alex McGaw
Beer: A Midsummer Night’s Chamomile Wheat
Style: Wheat beer
This beer is a slightly hazy, golden-colored ale with a thick creamy head and floral aroma, with a hint of citrus. Brewed with organic 2-row and wheat malts, and spiced with Perle hops, Egyptian chamomile, it is known affectionately as the ice tea of beers. It has a pleasant floral wheat ale with a crisp finish and subtle citrus overtones. This light ale is a welcome addition to your summer drinking quiver and welcome respite for the sweltering summer months to come.
Words to live by: “Be not afraid of greatness. Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them.” — William Shakespeare
John Barleycorn Brewery (Tigard, Ore.)
Brewer: Tim Proctor
Beer: Union Jack English Pale
Style: English pale ale
Union Jack is a medium-bodied pale ale with a copper-amber color. English malts were used to create a bready sweetness that is balanced by traditional Golding hops. This is an easy-drinking pale, perfect to share with friends while soaking in some rays at the beach.
Words to live by: “Everybody should believe in something, I believe I’ll have another beer.” – W.C. Fields
Old St Francis School Brewery (Bend, Ore.)
Brewers: Mike “Curley” White, Andy Young
Beer: Slingshot Organic Pale
Style: American pale ale
The Slingshot Organic Pale Ale is a well-balanced beer with both bready malt and floral hop flavors! A quick rounded mix of citrus and a touch of bitterness will hit your taste buds like a shot! A great outdoor sipping beer that will remind you of those summer nights being a mischievous kid! Cheers and enjoy!
Words to live by:
“Curly” Mike White: “I don’t know why! I don’t know why I did it, I don’t know why I enjoyed it, and I don’t know why I’ll do it again!” — Bart Simpson
Andy Young: “Son, a woman is like a beer. They smell good, they look good, and you’d step over your own mother just to get one!” — Homer J Simpson
Highland Brewery (Gresham, Ore.)
Brewer: Dan Black
Beer: Toutes les Routes
Style: Belgium saison
Toutes les Routes (means all roads in French) is a Belgian saison, a summer seasonal ale originally brewed by farmers in the French-speaking part of Belgium. This beer was designed to be a thirst quenching and refreshing beer to enjoy during the hot summer months and still packed with flavor. Toutes les Routes was brewed with pilsner, Vienna and wheat malts, with a blend of Chinook, Citra and Golding hops for bitterness, flavor and aroma. Grains of paradise were added to the boil for an added spicy, peppery note that will lend itself to the complexity of the French Saison ale yeast (Wyeast 3711). Enjoy this summer seasonal.
Words to live by: “Storms make the oak grow deeper roots.” – George Herbert
Hillsdale Brewery (Portland, Ore.)
Brewer: Matthew Giglio
Beer: Good Lovin’ Brown Ale
Style: Brown ale
Ahh…. Some of that old good fashion lovin’! This old-world-style brown ale should bring you back to a much simpler time in life … when just the basics were brought together and formed into a working man’s beverage! Break out the crushed velvet suit and prepare for some Good Lovin’! Little to no hop character should leave you malting for more!
Words to live by: “True fine lovin’, a whole lotta huggin’, nothing but trouble baby, I need your good lovin.’” — James Brown
Lighthouse Brewery (Lincoln City, Ore.)
Brewer: Doug Ashley
Beer: Deck Hands Dark
Style: American dark ale
A hard-working deck hand knows what he wants after a long day of saying, “Yes, sir” to the captain. He wants to say, “Yes, I’ll have a Deck Hands Dark Ale.” He looks forward to the great American dark ale with subtle roasted malt and delicate hop flavors.
Words to live by: “Respect the deck hand who powers the part of the ship the engine can’t.” — Jean Ashley
Edgefield Brewery (Troutdale, Ore.)
Brewers: Bruce Loux, Robert Mason, Christina Canto, Stephen Harper, Nathan Whitney, Dustin Andries
Beer: Moonflower Cascadian Dark Ale
Style: Cascadian dark ale
This beer was brewed for the 100th birthday celebration of McMenamins Edgefield historic property. The brewers at Edgefield tried to marry two different beer recipes as closely as possible to create deliciously smooth and nicely hopped dark ale. We hope you enjoy this special offering. Cheers from the Edgefield brewers.
Words to live by: Why bother doing anything if you are not going to do it right? Cheers!
Oak Hills Brewpub (Portland, Ore.)
Brewer: Tony Balzola
Beer: Über Den Rand
Style: Dunkelweiss
This is a dark wheat beer that is laoded with malt character. Banana, clove, chocolate and breadiness are accentuated by a floral and spicy hoppiness. Rose hips were added in the finish to add a subtle pepper quality. This beer was then aged in a Hogshead Whiskey barrel for over 3 months, adding oak and whiskey character.
Words to live by: “The edge – there is no honest way to explain it because on the people who really know where it is are the ones who have gone over.” – Hunter S. Thompson
Concordia Brewery (Portland, Ore.)
Brewers: Kevin Lee, Matt Carter
Beer: Dark Karl
Style: Russian Imperial Stout
Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! Need not be concerned who Dark Karl is. What should concern you is this tall, dark drink in front of you. As dark as the winter was long, Dark Karl is not a beer for the faint of heart. Just past 8.5 % ABV, I suggest you put on your sunglasses and seek some shade. With over 500 lbs. of the finest ingredients available, you should find this beer to be robust, full-bodied and, most important, full-flavored. For those of you who don’t know, Dark Karl put the barley in the “Barley Cup.” Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
Words to live by: “If you try to fail and succeed, which have you done?” – George Carlin
McMenamins on the Columbia (Vancouver, Wa.)
Brewer: Mike Napier
Beer: Pacific Gold
Style: Golden ale
This crisp and hoppy golden ale is perfect for a beautiful Pacific sunset, or sunrise, shared with family and friends. This ale is nicely balanced with a Northwest hop presence and slight tastiness from the Belgian malts. Nice and easy, just like our mellow summer days, cheers.
Words to live by: “The problem with the world is that everyone is a few drinks behind.” – Humphrey Bogart
Monroe Brewery (Corvallis, Ore.)
Brewer: Gary Nance
Beer: Beach Party Kölsch
This refreshing beer was made with German malts and German alt yeast. These ingredients lend a crisp flavor to enable the lime and peppers to also play in the band. The hop sack is a combination of dried serrano pepper with lime zest. Fresh lime juice adds a refreshing tartness to the beer. I thought that at this beach party we would give the lemons a break. I hope that my Beach Party Kölsch proves the best beach beer doesn’t come in a clear bottle.
Words to live by: “No matter what you choose, choose love.” — Ringo (a.k.a. R. Starkey)
Fulton Brewery (Portland, Ore.)
Brewer: Ryan Mott
Beer: Brick Top ESB
Style: English ESB
Brick Top ESB is a balanced offering in the deep orange to copper color range. The first flavors that wash over the palate are of mellow burnt sugar followed by a citrusy hop bitterness. The bitterness fades into a biscuit-flavored body. Neither flavor threatens to overwhelm the other as they glide together towards a pleasant, lingering, flowery hop finish. This beer is designed to offer plenty of flavor without seizing one’s palate. It makes a great session beer to be enjoyed by itself or as a companion with most foods. It pairs especially well with fish and chips.
Words to live by: “Do you know what nemesis means?” — Brick Top
High Street Brewery (Eugene, Ore.)
Brewer: Charlton Fulton
Beer: Lotus Hammer IPA
Lotus Hammer IPA is a medium-bodied IPA with a big pine and citrus hop aroma. The malt complexity provides a solid balance with the hop character that keeps this high IBU beer very drinkable. The addition of Oat malt lends a silky mouth feel to compensate for the lack of Crystal malt. The Munich and Vienna malts add to the malt complexity and give the beer a light golden color.
Words to live by: Let your happiness be contagious!
Thompson House Brewery (Salem, Ore.)
Brewer: Jen Kent
Beer: Boardwalk Amber
Style: American amber
Great classic Pacific Northwest amber full of soft caramel notes then topped off with a hop profile to keep us hop lovers satisfied. Great beer to stroll along with your time.
Words to live by: “It’s just bubbles at the bus station.” – Jaren
Roseburg Brewery (Roseburg, Ore.)
Brewer: Tom Johnson
Beer: The Marble Rye
Style: Rye beer
The Marble Rye is a tasty rye India pale ale with Crystal Rye malt and Roast Rye malt swirled into the mash for extra added flavor and color. The Crystal and Roast Rye malts add a toasty caramel complexity with a zing of rye. Citra hops counter the malt with tropical citrus flavor and aroma. The Marble Rye is a natural with a Reuben sandwich and makes a great gift.
Words to live by: “Just because your life is destroyed, don’t destroy someone else’s.” – Jerry Seinfeld
West Linn Brewery (West Linn, Ore.)
Brewer: Jeremy Wulf
Beer: Chocolate Monkey Porter
Style: Porter
This chocolate porter is rich, smooth, dark and very refreshing. Just the right balance of hops and various malts were used to create this tasty porter. It is intended to bring out the animal in all of us.
Words to live by: “Scared is when you are about to do something amazing.”
Cornelius Pass Roadhouse Brewery (Hillsboro, Ore.)
Brewers: Chris Oslin, Brady Romtvedt
Beer: Dog Days Vanilla Cream Lager
Style: Nitro cream ale
We started with a big, balanced, hellesbock lager for a clean, sturdy base. In the keg, we added milk sugars for creaminess and raw vanilla beans for pure vanilla goodness. The result is a summer cooler that wouldn’t be out of place pouring from a 1950s soda fountain (excepting the alcohol, of course). Smooth, refreshing, and wonderfully unique, enjoy a pint of Dog Days Vanilla Cream Lager today.
Bend Brewfest
8/20,2011
Les Schwab Ampitheater
Bend
12-11pm Sun
$1 per tasting token
10 Barrel Apocalypse IPA India Session Ale
Alameda Brew House El Torero IPA Klickitat Pale Ale
Bend Brewing Hophead Ludwig Pilsner
Bend Brewing X-TAP Ching Ching
Boneyard Beer Girl Beer RPM IPA
Boneyard Beer X-TAP Bourbon Barrel Backbone
Bridgeport Kingpin Summer Squeeze
Caldera Dry Hop Orange Vienna Lager
Caldera X-TAP Vas Deferens
Cascade Lakes 20″ Brown Paulina Lake Pilsner
Cascade Lakes X-TAP Cyclops IPA
Central Oregon Homebrewers Oregon Export Lager Collaberative (with Silver Moon)
Deschutes Mirror Pond Pale Ale Twilight Ale
Deschutes X-TAP Chainbreaker
Double Mountain Kolsch Hop Lava IPA
Fire Mountain Bogart IPA Oregon Pale Ale
Fire Mountain X-TAP Steam Fired Stout
Full Sail LTD 03 Elevation Imperial IPA
Gilgamesh Mamba Ridgeway IPA
Gilgamesh X-TAP Mint Kolsch
Good Life Summer Seasonal Mountain Rescue
Hopworks Urban Organic Lager Rise Up Red
Laurelwood Organic Free Range Red Organic Pale Ale
Lompoc Lompoc Strong Draft Proletariat Red
Lompoc X-TAP Sour Cherry Wheat
McMenamin’s (OSF) Copper Moon Father D’s Kolsch
McMenamin’s (OSF) X-TAP Wildflower Wheat
Ninkasi Maiden the Shade Radiant Ale Seasonal
Oakshire Line Dry Rye Watershed IPA
Pelican Pub Ankle-Buster Ale Surfer’s Summer Ale
Pelican Pub X-TAP Winema Wit
Seven Brides Frankenlou’s IPA Lil’s Pils
Seven Brides X-TAP Port Barrel Aged Weezin-ator
Silver Moon Hop Fury IPA Tail Gator Cream Ale
Steelhead Raging Rhino Red Twisted Meniscus IPA
Three Creeks Hoodoo Voodoo IPA Knotty Blonde
Walkabout Jabberwocky Strong Ale Worker’s Pale Ale
Widmer Brothers Citra Blonde Rotator IPA
Medford Beer Week
Friday June 17th
-Deschutes Brewing Night @ The Gypsy: 8pm – 10pm
-“Grab a Can” @ 4 Daughters
-Festival Preview Tasting @ Beerworks: 5pm – 7pm
-HUB night @ Rosso’s: 5pm – 7pm
-Meet the Brewer with Ninkasi @ Shenanigan’s: 6pm – 10pm
-Walkabout Night @ Mr. Smith’s: 4pm – 7pm
3rd Annual Southern Oregon Craft Brew Festival
06/18/11
Bartlett and Main St.
Medford
12-8pm
$10-21+ only
Firkin Fest
04/16/11
Green Dragon
928 SE 9th Ave
Portland
11-2pm
3-6pm
There are two sessions. Session 1 is from 11am to 2pm; Session 2 is from 3pm-6pm.
This purchase entitles you to; entry to the festival, eight 6oz tasters, and two food vouchers.
http://rogue.com/store/products/2011-Firkin-Fest-Tickets%252d-Session-1.html
http://rogue.com/store/products/-2011-Firkin-Fest-Tickets%252d-Session-2.html
The Beer List
Amnesia Brewing Co. Dry Hopped Copacetic IPA
Block 15 Dry Hopped Ridgeback Red
Breakside Brewery ???????
Brewers Union Local 180 Au Naturel
Brewers Union Local 180 Greatful Deaf American Pale Ale
BridgePort Brewing Co. ??????
Chatoe Rogue Farmstead Nano Brewery ESB
Columbia River Brewing Co. Hop Heaven IPA
Deschutes Brewery-Portland Pub Armory Pale Ale
Double Mountain Brewery Little G. E.S.B.
Eugene City Brewery
Fire Mountain Oregon Pale Ale
Green Dragon Cask-adian Black IPA
Hopworks Urban Brewery ???????
Migration Brewing Co. Barrel Aged Imperial Stout
Natian Brewery CuDA Cascadian Dark Ale
Pyramid Breweries Brewers Handle Red Ale
Rogue Ales Dad’s Little Helper Black IPA
Vertigo Brewing Barrel Aged Oatmeal Porter
Spring Beer and Wine Fest
04/23/11
Oregon Convention Center
777 NE MLK Blvd
PDX
12-11pm
http://www.springbeerfest.com/details.htm
Fort George Beermaker Dinner
04/22/11
Urban Farmer
525 SW Morrison St
Portland
503-222-490
Located in the Nines Hotel, this will feature new and special Fort George Beers with Urban Farmers chef driven, locally sourced food.
Sasquatch Brew Fest
05/07/11
Hilton Hotel
Eugene
Noon-10pm
northwestlegendsfoundation
Portland’s Cheers to Belgian Beers
Saturday April 30th
Metalcraft Fabrication
723 N Tillamook St.
Portland
Noon-9pm
$15 gets you a footed stemware glass and 5 drink tickets. Glass purchase is required to taste.
Sample over 40 different Belgian-style ales all made with the same yeast. Free Admission
www.oregonbeer.org/pctbb
Located 2 blocks south of the first yellow line Max stop north of the Rose Garden.
Parking available on the street north towards Russell St. and SE towards Broadway or take the Max.
Metalcraft makes brewing systems and tanks for Oregon’s craft brewers.
Brewer’s Memorial Ale Fest
5/20–5/22
Rogue Ales
2320 OSU Dr
Newport
Friday/4-10pm
Saturday/12-10pm
Sun 12-4pm
$10-21+ only
$10 admission fee gets you 4 taster tickets.
Deschutes Brewery Barrel Aged Tasting
06/18/11
Bend and in the Bend Pub and Portland Pub
Deschutes Brewery 23rd Anniversary Celebration
06/25/11
Deschutes Brewery Bend Public House
1044 NW Bond Street
Bend
541-382-9242
2-9pm
The pub will have U-Snap photo booth, live music by Exit Straegies, The Scott Fox Band and The State of Jefferson. Black Butte XXIII Imperial Porter with orange zest, cocoa nibs from Theo’s Chocolate & Pasilla Negra Chilis as well as a Hibiscus Ginger infused Cream Ale and Twilight Summer Ale.
Special anniversary food menu will feature:
Grilled Draper Valley Chicken leg & thigh rubbed in a Jamaican jerk seasoning served over rice
Teriyaki marinated flank steak on a stick served over rice
Kailua pulled pork slider served on house made Kaiser slider buns topped with pinapple relish
Sides include Potato Mac salad and grilled corn on the cob
14th Annual Barley Cup
6/25/11
McMenamins Thompson Brewery & Public House
3575 Liberty Rd S
Salem
503-371-2945
Brewer: Jen Kent
11am-close
The Barley Cup is a contest for brewers where a random drawing determines the brew style to be crafted. For the patrons and judges, this ensures a full range of beers from which to choose. In keeping with tradition, the Capital City Homebrewers Club determine the overall winner of the Barley Cup trophy. The proud winner goes on to represent McMenamins at the Holiday Ale Festival in downtown Portland in December. Brewers are on hand to answer questions, give tours of the brewery and plead their cases for their own brews.
The Thompson house itself was built in 1905 by Spanish American War veteran Fred Thompson for his father Franklin, a Civil War veteran, and his mother Maria. It is rumored that some of the long-passed Thompsons still hang around, so keep an eye on your beer.
North American Organic Brewers Festival
06/24/11 – 06/26/11
Overlook Park
Portland
Sun-Noon-5pm
Admission into the event is free. The purchase of a $6 reusable, compostable cornstarch glass is required for tasting beer, as are tokens, which sell for $1 apiece. A full glass of beer costs four tokens (more for select beers), and a four-ounce taste costs one token. Patrons receive a $1 discount toward the tasting glass with a validated MAX ticket, a ticket from the onsite bike corral, or three cans of food for the Oregon Food Bank.
Alameda Brewhouse El Torero Organic IPA, (American IPA)
Ambacht Brewing Ambacht Golden Spiced Ale, (Belgian Specialty), Golden Rye Farmhouse Ale, (Belgian Farmhouse Ale)
Beetje Brewery Summer Tonic, (Belgian Farmhouse Ale)
Deschutes Brewery Green Lakes Organic Ale, (Amber)
Fort George Brewery+Public House Spruce Ale,(Tree Beer)+Quick Wit(Belgian Style Wheat)
Hopworks Urban Brewery Rise Up Red,(NW Style Red), Galactic Imperial Red(Imperial Red Ale)
Laurelwood Brewing Co., Organic Pale Ale, (Pale Ale), Organic Green Elephant IPA, (IPA)
Lompoc Brewing Co., Notorious, (IPA)
Lucky Labrador Brewing Co., No Pity Pale Ale, (Pale Ale), Rose City Red, (Red Ale)
McMenamins Concordia Brewery, Oopsopsadilly IPA, (Organic IPA)
McMenamins Cornelius Pass Roadhouse, Build a Bonfire Red, (Organic Red Ale)
McMenamins Crystal Brewery, Organic Hipster Ale, (Organic Altbier)
McMenamins Oak Hills Brewpub, Kerfuffle Kolsch, (Organic Kolschbier)
Natian Brewery CoDA, (Cascadian Organic Dark Ale), Makeshift Golden Ale, (Golden Ale)
Oakshire Brewing, Organic Subtext PNW Red, (Red Ale),
Rock Bottom Brewery, Vandeventer, (Cascadian Dark Ale)
Terminal Gravity, TG Organic Pale Ale, (Pale Ale)
Upright Brewing Co., Reggae Junkie Gruit, (Farmhouse Style Gruit)
Widmer Brothers Brewing Co., Crunchy Dude (Pale Ale with Oats and Granola)
In 2011 we celebrate the sixth Oregon Craft Beer Month (OCBM) which gets off to a beery start on Friday, July 1, 2011 with an official kick-off party at JELD-WEN Field, 1844 SW Morrison St in Portland.
5pm-9pm with a kick off toast to Oregon Craft Beer Month at 6pm
$50 / $40 for SNOB’s
You get twelve tasting tickets, a stemmed tasting glass, program, and BBQ buffet from Center Plate Catering.
Expect two dozen fresh, local, seasonal and one off beers for this 21+ event.
Tickets must be purchased in advance by using the shopping cart here.
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You can enter the event on the Key Bank Plaza on 18th and Morrison in front of the adidas Timbers store.
Beer List 06/29/11
Amnesia Cream of the Crop Cream Ale
Breakside Brewery Summer Gruit
BridgePort Brewing Bourbon Barrel Aged Porter
Buckman Brewery Black Saison
Coalition Brewing Wheat the People
Deschutes Brewery Chainbreaker IPA
Double Mountain Brewery Clusterf@&k
Fort George Brewery 1811 Lager
Full Sail Brewing Co. Jimvar Bohemian Pilsner
Hopworks Urban Brewery Evelyn Sunshine Imperial IPA
Laurelwood Brewing Co. Green Elephan
Logsdon Farmhouse Ales Seizoen
Lompoc Brewing Co. Pilzipa
Lucky Labrador Brewing Co. Super Dog
MacTarnahans Brewing Co. Whiskey Barrel Aged Humbug’r
McMenamins Build a Bonfire Red
Migration Brewing Lucsious Lupulin
Ninkasi Brewing Co. Maiden the Shade
Oakshire Brewing Co. Bruine Van Brugge
Old Market Brewery Hop On
Rock Bottom Brewery Diobock
Rogue Ales Single Malt Ale 2011
Tracktown Ales 200 Meter Ale
Widmer Brothers Brewing Co. TimBrrr
Brewer DJ schedule will be:
Ben Love: 5-6pm
Van Havig: 6-7pm
Doug Rehberg: 7-8pm
Ben Love: 8-close