Beer of the Week: Sahalie

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• It's not surprising that there's only a few of these left in town.

The made-in-Bend Sahalie is a wild-yeast beer by The Ale Apothecary. It comes bottled in a handsome 750-milliliter corked package, is somewhere 9%-10% ABV (depending on the batch), and tastes damn good—a mash-up of a Belgian golden ale and a sour.
Though brewer Paul Arney, a former Deschutes man who had a hand in the making of The Dissident, is sold out of the delicious brew (as well as ALL of his other beers), there are still a few places in town you can find the Sahalie.

$25, Broken Top Bottle Shop & Ale Café, 1740 NW Pence Ln. #1
$23.99, Newport Market, 1121 NW Newport Ave.
The Brew Shop is sold out­, but it was selling for $23.85.

Read more about the Sahalie and what makes a wild-yeast beer in this week's Microcosmos.

Last month Sahalie received a nice write up here, on the Weekly Pint, a national beer review site.