Have You Seen This Can?

I know that cans will be like gold as these DisUnited States flings tariffs around but it doesn’t explain why I have yet to see these Guinness cans at all in my beer shopping adventures….

…would like to have some for my at home St. Patrick’s Day sorta revels.

Jersey

I am a football fan.  Rooting for the Timbers, Thorns and Chelsea and looking to see which Irish team to pledge allegiance to.  Combine that with beer and you might find me at the London outpost of Classic Football Shirts where there is a little beer counter to the side of the store.  Add in a bookshop and I would never leave and be dead broke.

Previously on Oregon Beer History

Each time that I visit the Celebrate Oregon Beer website, more reading material is posted.  The latest bit are summaries of the brewing history for each of the regions of Oregon.  This LINK is for the first in the series, The Oregon Coast to get you started.

To the North

Beer festivals do not have the same luster as in the glory days of years past but one way to combat fest fatigue is to try out one outside of your town with breweries less known. And for Angelenos, we have the neighbor to the south who have plenty of festivals that can provide a jolt of the new.

Such as the North Park Beer Fest

Just from a quick glance at the breweries attending, I see Goal and Hopworks and quite a few others that could make this a cool event.

Since 1984

This month I have been focused on new Oregon breweries but let’s flip that around and head over to the great New School Beer site to read HERE about the oldest breweries in Oregon.

Glad to see that Goldwn Valley from my college town of McMinnville is in the top 12.