Amnesia Single Hop Fest Returns

Amnesia 2nd Annual Single Hop Fest

Here’s some details from Amnesia Brewing of Portland, OR about their second annual Single Hop Fest happening on June 2, 2012: Read More…

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This post was written by Angelo on May 18, 2012

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Brewers For Boobs @ The EastBurn

Migration Brewing Co.Migration Brewing Company challenges other Oregon brewmasters to a friendly competition to raise much-needed funds for the American Cancer Society’s breast cancer early detection and local patient service programs at the 3 rd Annual Brewers For Boobs Saturday, May 12th from 12 a.m. – 9 p.m. at The EastBurn (1800 East Burnside).

With the overwhelming success and high demand for amazing beers and unique breweries last year, Brewers for Boobs will not only be doubling in size but will be taking over the entire EastBurn block. Breweries included are: Migration, Coalition, Lucky Lab,  Amnesia, Gigantic, Everybody’s Brewing, Firestone Walker, Oakshire, Breakside, and the New Old Lompoc.

Along with amazing brewers and beer, Eastburn head chef Joe Dougherty will be cooking up some simple yet delightful fare, live bands will be playing throughout the afternoon for your listening pleasure, and you may even get a chance to enjoy a delectable boob cupcake made locally by Sweet Chaos.

For the asking donation of $10 you will receive a commemorative pint glass, 5 drink tickets, and a chance to meet a wide variety of NW brewers. This event is a great way to donate to an amazing cause while enjoying a variety of great beers you don’t see at the 3 major beer festivals throughout Portland’s summer. So grab your mom for an early Mother’s Day treat and join us
for an afternoon of great music, amazing beer, and exceptional company.

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Amnesia Brewing Announces Expansion to Washougal, WA

Amnesia founder and brewmaster Kevin King

By Adam Taylor (of Lone Wolf Development)

Popular Portland microbrewer Amnesia Brewing announces expansion to Washougal, Washington location. The beloved brew masters will open this summer in downtown Washougal.  Their new facility will include a tasting room and pub in addition to the brewhouse.  Amnesia will be located at 1834 Main Street, in a renovated, early 1900’s era brick building (pictured above, not renovated).  Washougal – a Chinook word that translates to “rushing waters” – is situated at the western gateway to the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area.

Amnesia Brewing in Washougal, WA (1834 Main Rendering)

The expansion will allow Amnesia to greatly increase their production capacity and expand their customer base and distribution.   Amnesia currently produces approximately 1,700 barrels of beer a year in their North Portland location.  The Washougal location will produce up to 6,000 barrels in the first year of operation.  Amnesia has plans to incorporate canning and bottling of their signature beers in the near future.

According to Kevin King, the owner of Amnesia, the concept was right from the beginning.  “Washougal really fits our personality.  The town is under-stated, has a great history, and tremendous potential.  It’s not a flashy place, and Amnesia is not a flashy brewery.”  He continued by saying, “The first time I stood in front of the building on Main St., I was taken back to Mississippi Street (North Portland) in 2003.  Washougal is ready for growth.  We just feel lucky that we get to be in on the ground floor again.” Read More…

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This post was written by Angelo on March 14, 2012

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Weekend In Review: Beer Revolution 2 Year Anniversary Celebration

Beer Revolution's Second Anniversary Celebration

What. A. Weekend. Certainly a memorable one to say the very least. It had its ups and downs, but overall, it was positive; the glass more than half full.

Beer Revolution 2nd Anniversary Saturday February 4, 2012The highlight of the past weekend was indeed spending two days in Oakland, California at Beer Revolution. If you haven’t been to this place yet, you really need to make plans to check it out asap. They’ve got close to fifty rotating taps of craft beer, mostly regionally sourced, and hundreds of choice bottled brews, safely stowed in refrigerated units. Husband and wife owners Fraggle and Rebecca provide a casual blue Cantillon and the Bruery treats featured at Beer Revolution's 2nd Anniversarycollar atmosphere with reasonable prices. The staff is friendly and quite passionate and educated about the products they are slinging. For Beer Rev’s second anniversary celebration on Saturday February 4, 2012, the tap lines were cleared from the previous night and we counted 45 rotating taps of some of the best brews anywhere on the West Coast. In fact, many Oregon Read More…

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Amnesia Winter Beer Fest

Amnesia Winter Ale Fest 2011

Amnesia Brewery‘s fun filled holiday party returns for another year to the brewpub on December 10, 2011. According to brewer Sean Thommen, “We have our Frosty’s Revenge and SleighJerker as usual along with aged versions including a Frosty’s aged on Cognac infused French oak. We are also releasing a new strong milk stout made with flaked oats and lactose sugar called The Milk of Amnesia and we’ll be tapping a firkin cask version, with vanilla bean added, special for the fest. Along with all this Amnesia Love we will have eight of our brewery friend’s Winter warmers in house as well.” Look for seasonal pours from the following regional breweries: Read More…

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This post was written by Angelo on December 5, 2011

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Frosty’s 8th Revenge w/ Amnesia Brewing & Saraveza

BLACK FRI. NOV 25th, 8pm: How’d Amensia Brewing’s holiday classic get it’s name?  This malt snowball comes in smack dab at “8”%….just like the body Frosty himself.

This year marks Frosty’s eighth plight into North Portland.  If you’re up for the snowman’s notorious annual comeback on this BLACK evening, check out his two favorite North Pole watering holes; Amnesia and Saraveza!

Drawing credits: Tyler Vickers & Chris Spollen

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This post was written by admin on November 23, 2011

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Amnesia Winter Ale Fest

Amnesia’s winter beer festival returns for another year and promises one hell of a party. Featuring beers from around Oregon like Caldera, Everybody’s, Double Mountain, Alameda, Laurelwood, Walking Man and more. Don’t miss it!

Amnesia Winter Ale Fest

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This post was written by admin on November 22, 2011

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Promote Craft Beer On Your Next Bike Ride With Beer Branded Bike Jerseys

Craft Beer Bike Jerseys from Lucky Lab, Amnesia and Bridgeport

Beer and Bicycling are often combined through themed events, special rides, brands, marketing and in merchandise ranging from bike jerseys to 22oz bike bottle holders and six pack bike rack containers. Portland company Micro Beer Jerseys has been releasing craft beer branded jerseys since forming in 2009. Their 2011 line includes 11 attractively designed craft beer branded jerseys featuring breweries from Portland and around the country. The 2011 line includes jerseys branded with: Anchor Steam Brewing (flagship label, Liberty Ale), Pike Brewing (XXXXX Stout, Tandem Double Ale), Lucky Labrador Brewing, Shmaltz Brewing (HE’BREW Beer, Coney Island Lager, Mermaid Pilsner), Bridgeport Brewing (Blue Heron, Haymaker), Maui Brewing (Big Swell IPA, Coconut Porter), Amnesia Brewing, Schlafly Brewing (Pale Ale, Hopped Up APA), and North Coast Brewing (Acme). Read More…

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Brewpublic Presents Migration and Amnesia Early Fall Seasonals Release

Migration Brewer Michael Branes with a glass of Clem's Cream Ale at The BeerMongers

On August 26, 2011, Migration, Amnesia and Brewpublic are celebrating the tailend of summer with an evening of early fall beer releases.  Migration will be releasing their Alt style Red Bier sitting at 5.7% ABV with 46 IBU’s, It’s made with a base German Pilsner malt, Northwest Munich malts and a a dash of crystal and black malt to lending a dark copper reddish hue, bittered with Nuggets and lightly finished with Mt. Hood hops.

L to R: Amnesia Brewer Sean Thommen, Brewmaster Kevin King, By The Bottle's Dave Nunez, and Amnesia Brewer Chris SpollenThe brewpub on NE Glisan and 28th Ave in Portland will also be host to Amnesia who will be releasing earlier that week their Impale Imperial Pale Ale sitting at 7.2% ABV and 45 IBU’s. Brewer Sean Thommen informs us that this special brew is made with 100% Maris Otter Malt, Crystal and Cascade hops for finish as well as Cascades for dry hopping.  Thommen says “This beer has elegantly nuanced simple complexity betrothed with a bouquet of balanced floral beauty and gilded in an enlightened state of herbal, earthly harmony.”

We will accompany these amazing new beers with live music @ Migration starting at 7PM.

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This post was written by Angelo on August 24, 2011

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Migration, Amnesia & BREWPUBLIC Present Early Fall Beer Releases Night

Migration Brewing

Migration, Amnesia and Brewpublic have been gearing up for an evening of early fall beer releases at Migration Brewing (2828 NE Glisan Street, Portland, OR).  Migration will be releasing their new Alt style Red Bier sitting at 5.7% ABV with 46 IBU’s, It’s made with a base German Pilsner malt, Northwest Munich malts and a a dash of crystal and black malt to lending a dark copper reddish hue, bittered with nuggets and lightly finished with Mt. Hood hops.

Migration will also be host to Amnesia Brewing who will be releasing their Impale Imperial Pale Ale sitting at 7.2% ABV and 45 IBU, and made with 100% Maris Otter Malt, Crystal and Cascade hops for finish and Cascades for dry hopping.  This beer has an “elegantly nuanced simple complexity betrothed with a bouquet of balanced floral beauty and gilded in an enlightened state of herbal , earthly harmony.”

“We will accompany these amazing new beers with live music at Migration starting at 7PM,” says Migraton’s Colin Rath. See you there.

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This post was written by admin on August 15, 2011

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