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Tag Archives: Puckerfest
Belmont Station’s Puckerfest
From July 18-24, 2011, Portland beer store and cafĂ©, Belmont Station will host its annual Puckerfest, a festival for “sour, wild and funky beers.” To promote this annual event, Belmont Station has decided to roll out an exclusive website. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Belmont Station, Gulpener, Mestreechs Aajt, Puckerfest, Russian River Publication, Upright Brewing
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New Belgium Le Terroir
Sour beer does not commit one to a particular malt or hop bill. It is possible to leave out the wheat (Cantillon Iris), add oats (Cantillon Zwanze 2010), or (partially) substitute fresh hops for aged hops (Cantillon Iris). Jef van … Continue reading
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Tagged Amarillo Hops, Cantillon Iris, Cantillon Mamouche, Cantillon Zwanze 2010, Le Terroir, New Belgium, Puckerfest, Sour Ale
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Week of Wild Fest in Eugene, Oregon
The 16 Tons Beer & Wine Bottle Shop and Tasting Bar in Eugene, Oregon is organizing the Week of Wild Fest, which will culminate on Friday the 17th with a festival featuring 10 wild ales on tap and more than … Continue reading
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Tagged 16 Tons, Belmont Station, Eugene, Oregon, Puckerfest, Wild Ale
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A celebration of sour beers
I have been reluctant to write about Belmont Station’s 2010 Puckerfest because there were few local sour beers on tap that I find appealing, and this opinion is not due to a lack of trying! I still am not aware … Continue reading
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Tagged Belmont Station, Deschutes, Great Divide, Gueuze, Kombucha, Lambic, New Belgium, Pinot Noir, Puckerfest, Russian River, Sour Beers
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Belmont Station Puckerfest 2009
One of the most interesting innovations at Cantillon are the Lou Pepe lambics. Unlike the traditional gueuze, which is made by blending lambics of various ages, the Lou Pepe beers are made by blending 2 year old mellow lambics from … Continue reading
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Tagged Cantillon, Deschutes, La Folie, Le Terroir, Lou Pepe, Morton Feldman, New Belgium, Puckerfest, Sierra Nevada
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