Bravely Done
There are 52,000 pubs in England. Let the games begin.
Hayward Field, Eugene, Oregon
Track & Field Olympic Trials
June 22 - July 1, 2012
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Base Camp, Eugene, Hayward Field, Olympic Trials, Oregon, Prefontaine, Tracktown12, woody, Events
Epic Beer Dinner
It was intended to be special. We pulled out all the stops to begin with. Starting two years ago when Alan Sprints, owner of Hair of the Dog Brewing Company, came to Bend to brew his two most iconic beers (Adam and Fred), ferment them and put them into barrels for an as yet unknown purpose. Our team brewed two of our own beers (The Dissident and The Stoic) and treated them the same way.
The Craft Beer Revolution
The lukewarm reputation of American beer during the 20th century was due in large part to Prohibition. From 1920 to 1933 Americans could not enjoy their beverage of choice. In desperation, bootleggers watered down their black market beer to increase profits, altering the palette of Americans for decades to come. At least 800 breweries were shut down in the United States during Prohibition, and independent breweries continued to close for the next fifty years.
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acbw, american craft beer week, Brewery, Craft Beer, dark beer, prohibition, sausagefestSALMON ON TAP BEER / RAFT TRIP
with Orange Torpedo Trips and Deschutes Brewer Owen Woods.Click on the image above for more information!
Collage Bottles & Beer Dinners
It's hard to believe but it's been two years since Alan Sprints from Hair of the Dog Brewing Company came over to Bend to brew Fred and Adam at our brewing facility for our first collaboration project. The Dissident and The Stoic were later brewed and all four beers were then transferred into a variety of oak barrels.
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adam, Beer Dinner, brew, Brewery, Collaboration, collage, fred, hair of the dog brewing company, The Dissident, The Stoic
