I recently had a North Park IPA, Coleman to the Max which for the agriculturally savvy is a nod to Coleman Farms from whence the hops came. This isn’t the first nor will it probably be the last farm to bottle tribute because, now, Double Mountain in Hood River has their new 1904 IPA, brewed in collaboration with the legendary Goschie Farms of Oregon’s Willamette Valley.

“The name 1904 IPA honors the year Goschie Farms began growing hops on their historic plot of land, though the farm itself dates back even further to 1885. Goschie Farms has played a major role in shaping the American beer scene, once growing the majority of hops used by large-scale brewers before pivoting to support the rise of craft beer in the early 2000s.”