With the big one, Holiday Ale Festival under our belts, and a few other awesome holiday craft beer gatherings such as Roscoe’s Holiday Beer Summit, under our outstretched belts, we’ve come to a stark reality. It’s not even winter yet and there is still plenty more seasonal beers for us to drink. So, let’s get down to business and gear up for the second annual St. John’s Winter Beer Festival at Plew’s Brews.
Organizer Trevor Thurston Beers points us to specialty pours at this year’s Winter Fest like Nostradamus Strong Brown, Stone Russian Imperial Stout, Uinta Baltic Porter (with brandy soaked oak chips in the secondary), Great Divide Oak-Aged Yeti, St. Bernardus Christmas Ale, Schooner Exacts’ Hoppy the Woodsman (a winter warmer aged in bourbon barrels), and a handful of specialty Oakshire brews. But that’s not it, friends, not even close… Read More…
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This post was written by Angelo on December 6, 2012


Plew’s Brews, in conjunction with Laurelwood Brewing and Thurston Beervents, present the Autumn Ale Festival October 19th through 21st. Three days of harvest beers from stouts to fresh hops, there is something for everyone! Some of the highlights include Bayreuther Landbier Dunkel, Hale‘s Ales Harvest, Ninkasi’s Meridian Fresh-Hopped “ Tastes Like Purple”, and Laurelwood‘s Brewer‘s Cut Imperial IPA! We will have commemorative glasses for $5 and Tickets are $1 for a four-ounce taste. It will be double tickets for the more rare and unusual beers. Come out and enjoy some of the best change-of-season beers around! 

We present to you over 22 single, double, and imperial IPA’s from across the U.S. and beyond. These range from four local favorites by Ninkasi to Aegir IPA from Denmark, the only keg to come into Oregon this year!

