stats: 10.2% ABV|70 IBUsIn celebration of the “Class of ’88″—those breweries, which, in 1988 launched craft beer into the mainstream, Deschutes has released Barley Wine Ale on what’s the 25th anniversary of that magical year. The brew was made in collaboration with “classmates” Rogue and North Coast Brewing. Brewers from all three PNW breweries got […]
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Yeah, Yeah…We Get It—Bend Beers in Cans
Yesterday’s news. Dear local media,Thanks fur (hiccup) jumpin on the canned craft beer (hiccup) story that we ran in NOVEMBER. We’re glad GoodLife started (hiccup) canning as planned. These thangs is (hiccup) delicious.luv,the Source
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Pup Crawl Continues Tonight
Drink delicious beer and support the Humane Society of Central Oregon. This is a no-brainer. I mean, you were going to drink beer tonight anyway, right? Go to Cascades Lakes Brewing Company tonight, buy a HSCO pint glass and get a free pint! Drink it down and smile knowing that you’re supporting homeless pets in […]
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WinterFest Week in Portland
The Source has teamed up with the Portland Mercury to bring you WinterFest week in Portland! WinterFest is best. From Jan. 26- Feb. 2nd, Deschutes Brewery & Public House in the Pearl District is serving a WinterFest inspired brew called the Jack Frosty Beligin IRA. Here is a description of WinterFest’s official beer: Jack’s Frosty […]
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Beer of the Week: Claymore Scotch Ale
It’s not a local beer, but it’s AVAILABLE locally, it’s from the American West and it’s good. Better than caber toss. In case you’re not up on your Scottish vernacular, a claymore is a medieval two-handed longsword. While it didn’t take two hands to hoist this 7.7% ABV brew, the Great Divide Brewing Co. beer […]
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Precursor from 10 Barrel
!0 Barrel’s special release now available for purchase.
The latest special release from the fellers at 10 Barrel Brewing Company, which received a hearty thumbs-up from our editorial department, is now available for purchase. Finding the delicious Precursor Imperial Red Ale won’t be easy, though, as the brewing task force only made 2,600 of ’em.