Treblehook Barleywine

I haven’t had a Redhook beer in eons. Mostly because only LongHammer IPA makes it way this far south. But I will be on the look out for this seasonal offering.
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Fall/Winter 2009 Limited Release: Treblehook Barley Wine
Treblehook is vigorously hopped and patiently aged with aromatic malt and spicy hop notes. Smooth and complex, this beer is carefully brewed by hand with sublte caramel, toffee and chocolate notes

Style: Barley Wine

ABV: 10.1%

Malts: Pale, Caramel, Special Aromatic, Flaked Barley, Black, Melenodin

Hops: Cascade, Palisades, Chinook, Simcoe

Bitterness Units: 52 IBU

Original Gravity: 22

Brewed Since: 2007

Shelf Life: 365 days

Awards: Gold Medal 2008 Great American Beer Festival, Silver Medal 2009 Great American Beer Festival

Cellaring: Can be cellared for up to 3 years

Kris Kringle – Day 12

· Keep yourself warm and cozy while tasting winter seasonals and vintage brews from more than 30 Washington breweries. The Washington Beer Commission has teamed up with Chocolate Box to present beer and chocolate pairings, along with beer-chocolate cupcakes.
Tickets are $23 in advance, $25 at the door, and include a tasting cup and six 5-ounce tokens. Additional tokens will be available for $1.50 each. Designated driver admission is $5, and is available at the door. Visit HERE for more information.

Full Throttle Bottles

I love highlighting people who get us the great beer. Seattle has great places including today’s entry…
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“Full Throttle Bottles is a specialty beer and wine shop located in the historic and industrial Georgetown Neighborhood. We specialize in unique and unusual alcoholic beverages from across the country and around the world. With over 600 types of local and international beer in stock (with more coming every week), we provide a selection from pale lagers to extreme IPAs.”

25 Pumpkin Beers!

I just received this invite on Facebook. If only I could be in Seattle that day..

“The 5th Annual Great Pumpkin Beer Festival”
Saturday, October 10 at 12:00pm.

Event: “2 days – Over 25 pumpkin brews!!”
Where: Elysian Brewing – Capitol Hill

Loser Pale

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I love the special beers, the anniversary beers, the once and done beers. And now, a pale from Elysian. A pale as a tribute? Counter to trend, but I like it. A Pale Ale made in honor of 20 years of records from Sub Pop. Sounds like a winner to me.

Beer Church

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Beer Church Believes…

Beer Church believes that we beer lovers are part of one very large and diverse social group by virtue of our shared appreciation of beer. Beer Church also believes that beer lovers (and most people in general) want to make the world a better place. Our goal is to unite like-minded individuals with one simple mission­—make the world a better place one beer at a time.
What Beer Church Does…

To date, Beer Church has earned nearly $100,000 for charity. How? By drinking beer and having fun.

Our Web site provides entertainment and information for people who appreciate beer. It also provides us with a way to organize beer lovers and share our message with the world. We invite you to explore the site, learn more about Beer Church, and let us know what you think.