The Brew Site
More marketing news from Deschutes Brewery today, as the company announces the hire of a new Vice President of Marketing: Neal Stewart, formerly from Dogfish Head Brewing, Flying Dog Brewery, and Pabst, among others. In fact, Stewart is widely credited with revitalizing the Pabst Blue Ribbon brand back in the … Continue reading
Here’s the midweek hump day Oregon beer news, rounding up the news and events from around the state to keep you up to date! As always I’ll be updating this post throughout the day with the latest news as I find it, so check back in from time to time. … Continue reading
A week ago we were in Bozeman, Montana, for a couple of days on a family-oriented trip, and didn’t have much time to check out the local beer scene. I was able to sample a couple of the local beers on tap at Dave’s Sushi (yes, a sushi place in … Continue reading
Here is the news in Oregon beer for this Tuesday, April 2. As usual, I’ll be updating this post throughout the day, so check back often for the latest news. And if you have any news to share, feel free to contact me and I can get that posted. Belmont … Continue reading
My latest print article for The Bulletin landed on Sunday the 31st, and I tackled a suitably spring-themed style: Irish red ale. I dig a bit into the history and the overall style considerations, and highlight a couple of local examples: Pelican Brewing Sea’N Red, Bridge 99 Bog Trotter, and … Continue reading
Bend’s newest brewery, Bevel Craft Brewing, quietly opened up last week ahead of this weekend’s official grand opening party! We stopped in to check it out last week while still in soft opening mode, and I had a taster tray of the six beers on tap. All are hoppy IPA … Continue reading
Welcome back to the beer news! It’s April Fools’ Day, but I promise this is all real Oregon beer news, at least as best as I can determine and filter. Well, maybe there will be one questionable item. Maybe… Regardless, I’ll be updating this post throughout the day with the … Continue reading
Last week was all about beer samples, it seems, as I received two more in addition to the three others I posted about. North Coast Brewing sent along its Tart Cherry Berliner Weisse, and Monkless Belgian Ales gave me a can of its new Curtain Closer. The Tart Cherry has … Continue reading
In addition to the Worthy beers I received this week, I’d also received two different fruited ciders from 2 Towns Ciderhouse and Portland Cider Company: Two Thorns and Pineapple Rosé, respectively. Raspberries and rose petals, and pineapple and blueberries. Definitely some interesting things in the fridge.
Worthy Brewing sent me a package containing all five of its newly-rebranded canned beers, all of which are the company’s year-round lineup (which includes two new beers). Seeing the cans in person, I have to say they are really nice with a strong design—it helps that they are printed, and … Continue reading