Hailing from Fortuna California, Eel River Brewing Company is the very first completely organic certified brewery in the United States. Taste their Triple Exultation, Acai Berry Wheat, Raven’s Eye Imperial Stout, Porter, IPA & Earth Thirst Imperial IPA. Porter and Humbolt Green Imperial IPA on draft in the biercafe.
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This post was written by admin on September 6, 2012
The North American Organic Brewers Festival (NAOBF) returns to Overlook Park in Portland, Oregon to continue celebrating the contributions of organic brewers and a commitment to more sustainable living. This year’s fest marks the 8th annual NAOBF and will once again feature craft beer and artisan ciders from around the world. “This should be a great fest this year – we’ve increased to three trailers, so lines won’t be a problem” says event coordinator Chris Crabb, adding: “Styles run the gamut from Belgian Whites to Cascadian Darks.”
NAOBF will feature a full lineup of live local music, organic food (including ice cream and coffee!), sustainability-oriented vendors and non-profits, a soda garden with complimentary Crater Lake Root Beer for minors and designated drivers, and a children’s area with face painting and activities. The NAOBF is a family friendly event, and minors are welcome with parents.
More details:
Event hours are Noon to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and Noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. Admission into the event is free. The purchase of a $6 reusable, compostable cornstarch glass is required for tasting beer, as are tokens, which sell for $1 apiece. A full glass of beer or cider costs four tokens and a four-ounce taste costs one token; select beers cost double tokens. Patrons receive a $1 discount toward the tasting glass with a validated MAX ticket, a ticket from the onsite Hopworks bike corral – last year, nearly 2,000 attendees parked their bikes at the festival – or three cans of food for the Oregon Food Bank (limit one discount per person). The NAOBF benefits the Leukemia Lymphoma Society and the Oregon Food Bank.
Lineup of Beers and Ciders To Pour at 2012 NAOBF: Read More…
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This post was written by admin on June 20, 2012
On April 21, 2012, the Bay Area’s finest craft beer bar and bottleshop, Beer Revolution of Oakland, CA, is throwing an party for Earth Month featuring a great lineup of organic beer. from across the West Coast. Some of these beers will include specialties from Oregon never before featured in the region, including Astoria’s Fort George Brewery and Portland’s The Commons. Oregon’s only 100% certified organic brewery, Hopworks will also have beer showcased on this occasion. Here’s the complete details from an email just sent out. Read More…
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This post was written by Angelo on April 13, 2012
The Guild Public House will use Earth Day 2011 (April 22nd) to highlight our ongoing commitment to the environment and encourage others to as well. As we open for business on Earth Day, we’ll tap Eel River’s Earth Thirst Double IPA and contribute $1 per pint sold to the Oregon League of Conservation Voters.
Specifically brewed to promote Earth Day 2011, Eel River has already donated a portion of the proceeds from Earth Thirst Double IPA to California Certified Organic Farmers. Earth Thirst is 100% organic and100% sustainable also as Eel River Brewing is completely bio-mass powered.
The Guild Public House, co-owned by Jesse Cornett & Molly Aleshire is located in the Burnside Rocket Building, a LEED Platinum Building located on the newly completed Couplet at 1101 East Burnside. Setting us apart from any other Portland Pub, our heating and cooling is geothermal and our water is from a well deep beneath the building.
Molly and Jesse know that business is more than just the bottom line. A key goal of the Guild Public House is to give back. As a business, we plan to donate 5% of our profit to local non-profits.
About OLCV
OLCV believes that to truly protect Oregon’s natural legacy, we can’t afford to ignore politics. And that the quality of our kids’ and grandkids’ futures depend on our active and engaged citizenship today. It’s focus is to pass laws that protect Oregon’s environmental legacy, hold elected officials accountable & elect pro-environment leaders.
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This post was written by admin on April 10, 2011
