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		<title>Brouwer&#8217;s Hopfest &#8211; an amazing lineup of hoppy goodness</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 31 Aug 2010 22:45:57 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<i>by Kendall Jones, washingtonbeerblog.com</i>by Kendall Jones, washingtonbeerblog.comMark the date: Friday, September 10th. Hop heads should take the day off work and find a designated driver. Brouwer&#8217;s Cafe will celebrate the 5th Annual Hop Fest with dozens of beautifully hoppy beers. Today on the Brower&#8217;s Cafe blog, they release the list as it stands right now, noting that a...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<i>by Kendall Jones, washingtonbeerblog.com</i><p>Mark the date: Friday, September 10th. Hop heads should take the day off work and find a designated driver. Brouwer&#8217;s Cafe will celebrate the 5th Annual Hop Fest with dozens of beautifully hoppy beers. Today on the <a href="http://brouwerscafe.blogspot.com" target="_blank">Brower&#8217;s Cafe blog</a>, they release the list as it stands right now, noting that a dozen or more beers will be added in the coming days. From near and far, Brouwer&#8217;s has assembled an amazing list of hoppy treasures.</p>
<p>The doors open on Friday, September 10th  at 11:00. Do not be surprised if people are lined up by 10:00 a.m.</p>
<p>Here&#8217;s the list as of today.</p>
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<li>Alaskan Double Black</li>
<li>Anacortes Black</li>
<li>Anderson Valley Imperia</li>
<li>Anthem Dry Hopped Cider</li>
<li>Avery Maharaja</li>
<li>Baron Dry Hopped Pils</li>
<li>Big Al Dry Hopped</li>
<li>Big Time Action Jackson</li>
<li>Black Raven Dry Hopped Trickster</li>
<li>Black Raven Wisdom Seeker</li>
<li>Boundary Bay Imperial</li>
<li>Diamond Knot Shipwreck XXX</li>
<li>Dogfish Head Burton Baton</li>
<li>Double Mt. Molten Lave</li>
<li>Elysian Idiot Sauvin</li>
<li>Elysian Orgone</li>
<li>Firestone Walker Union Jack</li>
<li>Green Flash Pallate Wrecker</li>
<li>Hub Ace of Spades</li>
<li>Hub Galactic Imperial Red</li>
<li>Iron Horse Mystery Firkin</li>
<li>Lagunitas Hop Stoopid</li>
<li>Laughing Dog Devil Dog</li>
<li>Lazy Boy Imperial</li>
<li>Left Hand Twin Sisters Double</li>
<li>Mad River Imperial</li>
<li>Midnight Sun Hop Dog Double Wheat</li>
<li>Midnight Sun Meltdown Double</li>
<li>Midnight Sun XXX Black Double</li>
<li>Mikeller Cascade</li>
<li>Mikeller Centennial</li>
<li>Mikeller Chinook</li>
<li>Moylans Wet Hopsicle</li>
<li>Naked City Impact</li>
<li>New Belgium Belgo</li>
<li>Ninkasi Maiden the Shade</li>
<li>Oskar Blues Gubna</li>
<li>Pike Dry Hopped Double</li>
<li>Port Brewing 4th Anniversary</li>
<li>Russian River Blind Pig</li>
<li>Russian River Pliny the elder</li>
<li>Schooner Exact Imperial</li>
<li>Scuttlebutt Hoptopia</li>
<li>Silver City Whoop Pass</li>
<li>Snoqualmie Dry Hopped Copperhead</li>
<li>Stone 14th Anniversary</li>
<li>Two Beers Fresh Hop</li>
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		<title>Start the weekend off with Big Wood</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 03 Dec 2009 16:51:59 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<i>by Kendall Jones, washingtonbeerblog.com</i>by Kendall Jones, washingtonbeerblog.comBig Wood &#8211; Today (Thrs. Dec. 3rd) the Big Wood Festival* gets underway at Brouwer&#8217;s Cafe in Fremont. Doors open at 11:00 a.m. This year the list of beers is huge &#8211; at least 45 beers long. Beers from near and far, from brewers like Firestone Walker, Cantillon, Allagash, Avery, Great Divide,...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<i>by Kendall Jones, washingtonbeerblog.com</i><p><strong>Big Wood &#8211; Today (Thrs. Dec. 3rd)</strong> the Big Wood Festival* gets underway at Brouwer&#8217;s Cafe in Fremont. Doors open at 11:00 a.m. This year the list of beers is huge &#8211; at least 45 beers long. Beers from near and far, from brewers like Firestone Walker, Cantillon, Allagash, Avery, Great Divide, Southern Tier, Pike, Port Townsend and Schooner Exact. And many more. If you like big, ballsy, wood-aged beers, this is the event for you. To view the list of beers, <a href="http://www.washingtonbeerblog.com/big-wood-festival-at-brouwers-the-list-is-here/">see our previous post</a> or go to the <a href="http://brouwerscafe.blogspot.com/2009/11/thursday-december-3rd-big-wood.html">Brouwer&#8217;s Cafe blog</a>.</p>
<p>*NOTE- You should consult your physician before attending Big Wood. Big Wood is not intended for people taking Nitrates or with other heart conditions. If Big Wood lasts for more than four hours, seek immediate medical attention.</p>
<p><strong>Winter Beer Fest &#8211; This weekend (Friday and Saturday, Dec. 4th and 5th)</strong> the Washington Beer Commission presents the Washington Winter Beer Festival. The event takes place at Hale&#8217;s Paladium in Frelard (the place where Fremont meets Ballard). Tickets are still available at some of the outlets and tickets will be available at the door. This is a highly-anticipated event each year and should not be missed.  For more information see <a href="http://www.washingtonbeerblog.com/winter-beer-fest-coming-beer-list-just-released/">our previous post</a>, or go to <a href="http://www.washingtonbeer.com/wbf.htm">the official event Web site</a>.</p>
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		<title>Big Wood Festival at Brouwer&#8217;s &#8211; the list is here</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 19 Nov 2009 19:55:51 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<i>by Kendall Jones, washingtonbeerblog.com</i>by Kendall Jones, washingtonbeerblog.comThe Big Wood Fest at Brouwer&#8217;s is rapidly approaching. The event kicks off on Thursday, December 3rd. Big Wood features a prolific selection of barrel-aged and wood-enhanced beers. Stouts, sours, porters, IPAs, you name it. Here is the list as it stands right now: Brewery - Beer Allagash - Curieux Allagash -...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<i>by Kendall Jones, washingtonbeerblog.com</i><p>The <a href="http://www.brouwerscafe.com/bigwood.pdf">Big Wood Fest</a> at Brouwer&#8217;s is rapidly approaching. The event kicks off on Thursday, December 3rd. Big Wood features a prolific selection of barrel-aged and wood-enhanced beers. Stouts, sours, porters, IPAs, you name it. Here is the list as it stands right now:</p>
<p><strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Brewery  	- Beer</span></strong></p>
<p>Allagash 	- Curieux</p>
<p>Allagash 	- Interlude</p>
<p>Alvinne 	- Oak Aged Balthazar</p>
<p>Alvinne 	- Oak Aged Podge</p>
<p>Avery 	- Samaels</p>
<p>Big Sky 	- BBN IPA</p>
<p>Big Sky 	- Ivan the Terrible</p>
<p>Boundary Bay 	- BBN Old Bounder</p>
<p>Cantillon 	- Classic Geuze</p>
<p>Cantillon 	- Framboise 06</p>
<p>Cantillon 	- Kriek 06</p>
<p>Cantillon 	- Lou Pepe Kriek 04</p>
<p>Cantillon 	- St. Lamvinus</p>
<p>Cantillon 	- Vigneron</p>
<p>Cascade 	- Vlad the Imp Aler</p>
<p>Deschuttes 	- Abyss 08</p>
<p>Deschuttes 	- Abyss 09</p>
<p>Deschuttes 	- Black Butte XXI</p>
<p>Firestone Walker 	- Barrel Aged Double Barrel</p>
<p>Firestone Walker &#8211; The 	Black Xantus</p>
<p>Flyers 	- Laphroaig Chipped BW 8</p>
<p>Fremont 	- BBN Barrel Dry Hopped Abominable</p>
<p>Full Sail 	- BBN Imperial Porter</p>
<p>Great Divide 	- 15th Anny Oak Aged Double IPA</p>
<p>Hair of the Dog 	- …from the wood</p>
<p>Hair of the Dog &#8211; 	Matt</p>
<p>Hair of the Dog 	- Michael in Wood Firkin</p>
<p>Hales 	- Oak Aged Dubbel?</p>
<p>Left Hand 	- Oak Aged Imperial Stout</p>
<p>Lost Abbey &#8211; 	Angels Share</p>
<p>Mad River 	- BBN Extra Stout</p>
<p>New Belgium 	- Bottleworks 10</p>
<p>New Belgium 	- La Folie</p>
<p>New Belgium 	- La Terroir</p>
<p>Oude Beersel 	- 3yr lambic</p>
<p>Pike 	- Entire</p>
<p>Port Brewing 	- Brouwer&#8217;s Imagination</p>
<p>Port Townsend &#8211; 	Oak Aged Imperial Porter</p>
<p>Russian River 	- Consecration</p>
<p>Russian River 	- Temptation</p>
<p>Schooner Exact &#8211; 	Hoppy The Woodsman</p>
<p>Skaggit 	- BBn Imperial IPA</p>
<p>Southern Tier 	- Oak Aged Unearthly</p>
<p>Stone 	- BBN 12th Anniversary</p>
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		<title>Tonight, and this week, at Brouwer&#8217;s Cafe</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 09 Nov 2009 21:47:37 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<i>by Kendall Jones, washingtonbeerblog.com</i>by Kendall Jones, washingtonbeerblog.comThere are a couple of events going on this week at Brouwer&#8217;s Cafe that we&#8217;d like to tell you about. First, tonight (Monday, Nov. 9th), they will have a guest bartender. Matt Bonney, the Grand Poobah around Brouwer&#8217;s, will be working behind the bar from 5:00 until midnight. The staff at Brouwer&#8217;s...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<i>by Kendall Jones, washingtonbeerblog.com</i><p>There are a couple of events going on this week at <a href="http://www.brouwerscafe.com">Brouwer&#8217;s Cafe</a> that we&#8217;d like to tell you about.</p>
<p>First, tonight (Monday, Nov. 9th), they will have a guest bartender. Matt Bonney, the Grand Poobah around Brouwer&#8217;s, will be working behind the bar from 5:00 until midnight. The staff at Brouwer&#8217;s encourages everyone to come on down and show Matt that it isn&#8217;t as easy as it looks. He&#8217;s pretty confident that he can handle things and the staff would love to see him struggle.</p>
<p>On Wednesday (Nov. 11th) at 7:00, Brouwer&#8217;s will host its first-ever cider dinner as they welcome <a href="http://crispincider.com">Crispin Cider Company</a> for an evening of specially prepared food and delicious ciders. While cider is not beer, and Crispin isn&#8217;t even from Washington, they do in fact use Washington apples.</p>
<p>Here at the blog we focus on Washington beer, so why are we talking about cider? Well, we also happen to be fans of hard cider and often wonder why there isn&#8217;t a larger cider culture in Washington. Sure, we have a few producers of tasty cider, and they do a fine job, but Washington is the world&#8217;s apple grower. You&#8217;d think it would be ubiquitous around here. Beyond that, a portion of the proceeds benefit Northwest Harvest Hunger Relief Agency, and we also just think that this sounds like a very, very yummy event in general.</p>
<p>For example, the menu will include citrus zest and apple butter Maine lobster; seared and chilled coriander and Szechwan pepper-dusted yellowtail jack fish; and pheasant apple mushroom leek sausage. All this, and much more, paired with Crispin&#8217;s selection of hard ciders.</p>
<p>Sure, maybe this is not at all about beer, but it sure does sound good.</p>
<p>Visit the <a href="http://www.brouwerscafe.com">Brouwer&#8217;s Web site</a> for details.</p>
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		<title>Tonight &#8211; Washington Beer Night at Brouwer&#8217;s Cafe</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 23 Oct 2009 15:59:18 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<i>by Kendall Jones, washingtonbeerblog.com</i>by Kendall Jones, washingtonbeerblog.comTonight (Fri. Oct. 23th), Brouwer&#8217;s Cafe will begin its celebration of Washington Beer. This is similar to the WA beer event we hosted at the Beveridge Place Pub last June (here), only on a grander scale. Brouwer&#8217;s will turn over their 60+ taps to serve Washington beer exclusively. Obviously, they won&#8217;t go...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<i>by Kendall Jones, washingtonbeerblog.com</i><p>Tonight (Fri. Oct. 23th), <a href="http://www.brouwerscafe.com">Brouwer&#8217;s Cafe</a> will begin its celebration of Washington Beer. This is similar to the WA beer event we hosted at the Beveridge Place Pub last June (<a href="http://www.washingtonbeerblog.com/join-us-for-a-beer-church-burcham/">here</a>), only on a grander scale. Brouwer&#8217;s will turn over their 60+ taps to serve Washington beer exclusively. Obviously, they won&#8217;t go through all 60 kegs in one night, so you can expect to find an outstanding selection of Washington beers on tap through the weekend if you cannot make it tonight.</p>
<p>This event is being sponsored by WABL (Washington Beer Lovers). If you are a WABL member don&#8217;t forget  to bring your passport. You will receive happy hour prices all night long. If you are not a WABL member, you should be. <a href="http://www.washingtonbeerblog.com/whats-a-wabl/">Click here</a> to learn more about becoming a member.</p>
<p>Here is a list of the beers they&#8217;ll be pouring at Brouwer&#8217;s:</p>
<p>Alpine Octoberfest<br />
Anacortes Darkside IPA<br />
Baron Liberator Doppelbock &#8217;07<br />
Big Al Harvest Ale<br />
Big Al Mild Mannered Ale<br />
Big E Two Pints Imperial IPA<br />
Big Time Jeezum Crow<br />
Birdsview Ditzy Blonde<br />
Black Raven La Petite Mort<br />
Boundary Bay Irish Stout<br />
Boundary Bay Oak Aged Cabin Fever &#8217;08<br />
Breakaway IPA<br />
Chuckanut (not sure which)<br />
Diamond Knot Shipwreck XXXIPA<br />
Dick&#8217;s Bottleworks Rye<br />
Dick&#8217;s Double Diamond<br />
Elliot Bay Imperial Von Boorian<br />
Elysian Haleakala Hibiscous Sour<br />
Engine House #9 Brewing Co Dry Hop Pale<br />
Fish Winterfish<br />
Flyers PBY Pale<br />
Flyers Pro-Am Stout<br />
Fremont Lil&#8217; Woody<br />
Georgetown Choppers Red Cask<br />
Hale&#8217;s Dry Hopped Pale<br />
Hale&#8217;s HSB Nitro<br />
Harmon IPA<br />
Hood Canal Big Beef Stout<br />
Ice Harbor Hop Warrior<br />
Iron Horse Mocha Death<br />
Lazyboy Big Trouble Double<br />
Leavenworth Alt<br />
Lunar Goat Roaper Scottish Ale<br />
Maritime Dry Hopped Pale Cask<br />
Northern Lights Chocloate Dunkel<br />
Olympia (It&#8217;s the water)<br />
Peaks Pub Big Ass Red<br />
Pike 5x Stout<br />
Pike Old Bawdy 08<br />
Port Townsend Oak Aged Scotch Ale<br />
Port Townsend Scotch Ale Nitro<br />
Ram Northgate Barrel Aged Red Cherries &amp; Bugs<br />
Ranier (Mountain fresh)<br />
Red Hook Belgian Tripel<br />
Rogue Issaquah Pumpkin Frog<br />
Roslyn Dark Lager<br />
Schooner Exact Dry Hopped 3-grid Cask<br />
Scuttlebut Golden Mariner<br />
7 Seas Balls Deep douple IPA<br />
Silver City Fat Woody<br />
Silver City Red<br />
Skaggit Black Jack Lager<br />
Skookum Hooskal Stout<br />
Snipes Mountain Porter<br />
Snoqualmie Dry Hopped Avalanche<br />
Three Skulls IPA<br />
Trade Route Chieftan Amber<br />
Two Beers Stout<br />
Walking Man Black Cherry Stout<br />
Water Street (not sure which beer)</p>
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