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Oregon Garden Brewfest
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June 17, 2016 - June 19, 2016. 12th annual Oregon Garden Brewfest, presented by Venti’s Cafe. Father’s Day weekend, June 17 – 19, 2016. You can explore the 80-acre botanical garden with your beer. At Brewfest, you’ll enjoy:. 60 breweries, pouring 120 beers, ciders and meads from throughout Oregon and across the country. Amazing food from local vendors. Kid’s activities on Sunday. Follow us on Facebook. Ogbf) for the latest updates. And make plans to attend the Brewer’s Tasting Dinner. Friday, June 17:.
firkinaround.com
Firkin Around...: September 2011
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Wednesday, September 28, 2011. Open Letter to Craft Beer Breweries. Firkin Around. at my desk. Ear rising stars of the beer merchandising scene. Where do I begin? I'm talking to you breweries. Not all of you, but pay attention and you'll know if it's you of whom I'm speaking. I have something to get off my chest, so here it is.consider it some friendly advice, if I may be so bold to suggest. Nearly tweeted this out today in 140 characters or less:. There are few out there that have those numbers. But...
untapped.ca
The Ale Apothecary - UnTapped
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Handcrafted in the mountains of Bend, Oregon, former brewer of Deschutes Brewery Paul Arney, is now living his dream and creating beers that embody the spirit of the last 2,000 years of cottage and farmhouse beer; unpredictable, wild, and totally independent. The entire life of this beer, from extended mashing, fermentation, dry-hopping to aging and conditioning, takes place in oak barrels. The Ale Apothecary, where beer is reinvented by hand & brewed in oak! Mixed Fermentation Ale Brewed in Spruce.
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Firkin Around...: August 2011
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Thursday, August 25, 2011. BBC11 - Blogging Lessons Learned and Shared. Firkin Around. Portland,. August 21st - Portland. Travel lightly. Enjoy greatly. Live in the moment, always". Man in motion - capturing the moment. Photo by Gerard Walen, roadtripsforbeer.com). O I had to have a good plan, and the plan was this: Challenge myself to utilize my smartphone to the extremes of its capabilities. After all, it is a veritable Swiss Army Knife. Of electronics. Some might say that would be a difficult chal...
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November | 2011 | Portland Food Warrior
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Fighting for food transparency. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Monthly Archives: November 2011. Over the River and Through the Woods to Grandma Candy’s Jams. November 23, 2011. A fellow Food Warrior and I traded in the food trucks, bicycles, and breweries of Portland, Oregon on a rainy Wednesday afternoon for a trip to the farmland of rural Washington. We crossed the Columbia River and drove miles along a winding road flanked by colorful trees until we came upon a quaint log cabin.
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Ambacht Crafts Balanced Belgian Brews | Portland Food Warrior
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Fighting for food transparency. Skip to primary content. Ambacht Crafts Balanced Belgian Brews. November 23, 2011. Brandy selling Ambacht beer at a farmers market. Located just outside the IPA-crazed city of Portland, is not ashamed to tell people they do not make an IPA. In fact, they consider it one of their main selling points. Tom laughs as he explains how he and Brandy bought the brewing equipment. The small brewery space in Hillsboro, OR. To pick up their hops. Goschie, like many other hops far...
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lorubbgm | Portland Food Warrior
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Fighting for food transparency. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Go Small or Go Home: Flying Onion Farm proves that smaller can be better. December 14, 2011. Mark and Karen, owners of Flying Onion Farm. I never mowed a lawn until I was 22, and now, here I am, says Mark as he stands in the middle of Flying Onion Farm. The two acres that they use to grow food are part of the 65-acre Mahonia Land Trust Conservancy. When Mark and Karen spent their first year on Flying Onion Farm building i...
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Indie Hops Aroma Craft Brewing Organic Pellets Supplier Beer
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HOP NEWS: THE LATEST FROM INDIE HOPS. Want to Grow Green Gold? The Central Oregaon Climate is a good fit for one of brewing's most loved ingredients. April 10, 2015. Humulus lupulus aka the common hop. Native to North America, this vine or bine bears the conical flower that we here in beer country treasure for the flavor and bitterness infusing our favorite microbrews. It may be a surprise that hops can prosper in Central Oregon. When Mary and Chris Louis, owners of Flying Pig Hops, moved to the Terr...
