Hard cider fans can choose from among many ciders available at the Cider Rite of Spring. Saturday March 19, Tiffany Center, 1410 SW Morrison St $30 includes tasting glass and eight tasting tickets. The selection is big and the prices amazing: current hardbound fiction is generally $1.50, trade paperbacks are 75 cents and Saturday’s sale lops 55 percent off those prices…such a deal. I include this because reading a good book at a cozy pub is one of my favorite things, and because this is Portland, I suspect I’m not alone. No, there won’t be any beer, though you certainly might find beer and brewing books among the thousands of books for sale, all of which have beer removed from the Multnomah County Library’s collection.
Also: live music and local food vendors.ĩ a.m.-4 p.m. If you needed that last nudge to take a road trip to the beach this lovely weekend, here it is: 40 breweries will be pouring their beers at the newly expanded 2015 version of Pouring at the Coast, including Fort George, 1188, Wild Ride, Arch Rock, North Jetty from Long Beach, Pelican, Buoy Beer, McMenamins Sand Trap, Astoria Brewing, Rusty Truck and sponsors Seaside Brewing. 19, Seaside Convention Center, 415 1st St., Seaside $10 includes glass and three tokens. Along with the beers, the crew will also be serving BBQ Pork Sliders, pickle and chips.ģ-8 p.m. Ĭhill n Fill’s new Wrong Turn Triple IPA is made with Nugget, Centennial, Citra and Mosaic hop and weighs in at a hefty 10.3 percent and 94 IBU 94. – midnight Saturday March 19, Chill n Fill, 5215 N. At nearly 12 percent, it lives up to its name: Balls 2 the Wall, and the party will also feature will have live music by local favorites, the Mossy Rock Ramblers.ĥ p.m. In 14 years Fearless owner/brewer/patriot Ken Johnson made his Barley Wine only once, for the pub’s 10th anniversary, and this reprise is the first brewed on his new brewing system, so he’s chuffed to share it with Fearless fans. Saturday March 19, Fearless Brewing, downtown Estacada
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Occidental releases its latest Doppelbock with a pig roast and all the trimmings, plus other great Occidental beers on tap.ī2tW Barley Wine Release Party & Spring Equinox Celebrationĥ:30-8:30 p.m.
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Johns Free admission, $15 for a pulled pork sandwich & a pint minors not allowed. Saturday March 18, Occidental Brewing Co., 6635 N Baltimore Ave., St. Anniversary saison bottles are $12 each or 3 for $35, limit three per person.įifth Annual Occidental Barrel-Aged Lucubrator Release & Pig Roast They’ll release the annual Anniversary Saison Saturday and the taps in the tasting room will be pouring special beers including Fantasia, Fatali Four, Oyster Stout – brewed with using 8 dozen large oysters in the hopback and 8 gallons of oyster juice, making up nearly 3 percent of the beer by volume – a brand new Wit and Imperial IPA, plus a preview of an upcoming barrel fermented beer made with pinot noir grapes. Saturday March 19, Upright Brewing Co., Left Bank Bldg., 240 N Broadway, #2 Ĭelebrate seven years of producing beers at one of Oregon’s best and most idiosyncratic breweries. Also: Shenanigans Barley Wine aged for a year Bosc Mode – Wild American Ale aged on two types of pears in a Syrah barrel – on Brett Serendipity seasonal Session Ale and Hopland in Space, a Rev Nat’s/Coalition collabo: a Triple Cider/Beer.ġ-8 p.m. tonight, Friday March 18, to sample bottles of Two Dogs perhaps for last time along with a great tap list that includes Two Dogs’ successor: Dropping Science, a new D-IPA. Elan from Coalition Brewing moving a keg at The BeerMongers (FoystonFoto)Įlan Walsky and the Coalition crew are saying goodbye to their old favorite Two Dogs IPA, which may be what was in that keg he was wheeling into BeerMongers a couple of summers ago in the picture.
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