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Oregon Beer News, 12/10/2015
Oregon Beer News for Thursday, December 10, 2015. News in beer and brewing from all around Oregon, including events, tastings, festivals, and more. If you have news to share, let me know!
Tag: The Ale Apothecary
Oregon Beer News, 01/12/2015
Oregon Beer News for Monday, January 12, 2015. News in beer and brewing from all around Oregon, including events, tastings, festivals, and more. If you have news to share, let me know!
Ale Apothecary is added to The Little Woody
I’m happy to report that The Ale Apothecary has been added to The Little Woody which kicks off today! Paul Arney commented on the blog with details: Hey Jon, looks like we’ll be pouring a case Saturday night from the stage. I think we squeaked in! So not a full … Continue reading
Pick up some Ale Apothecary beer today
Paul over at The Ale Apothecary has another beer sale going on today, while he’s also hollowing out the spruce trunk (the kuurna) for his “Sahati” at the same time: This is what I’m doing today! I’ve also got 20 cases of La Tache (6% ABV Apothecary brew) I’m peddling … Continue reading
Visiting The Ale Apothecary
On Saturday I saw late-morning Facebook post by Paul Arney of The Ale Apothecary (what is essentially Bend’s newest operating brewery) inviting folks up to his mountain brewery for a one-hour window to check it out and offering up limited-edition bottles of ale for $15 (per 750ml bottle). (He also … Continue reading
The Ale Apothecary (Bend) is official!
I’m incredibly excited to read this blog post from Paul Arney announcing that The Ale Apothecary (his brewery venture that I wrote about in detail here) is now official and brewing beer! (The blog post was published on Wednesday the 22nd and I had posted the announced the first beer … Continue reading
More about The Ale Apothecary
On Sunday I had the good fortune to meet Paul Arney, former brewer for Deschutes Brewery who is now heading up his own brewing project, The Ale Apothecary, to find out more about his brewing endeavor and receive a test batch bottle of his beer, Sahalie. You may remember that … Continue reading