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Manito Tap House Best in State
TASTE News Service, March 6, 2017 – Manito Tap House in Spokane is the best place to drink beer bar in the state of Washington. At least that’s the opinion of readers of CraftBeer.com.
Crux Creates PCT Porter
By Mark Larabee
It makes sense that the folks at Crux Fermentation Project, a popular small-batch brewery in central Oregon, felt a kinship to the Pacific Crest Trail.
Marriage of Art and Beer Continues
TASTE News Service, October 17, 2016 – The Jubelale tradition carries on with custom artwork wrapping the outside of the bottle and warm spiciness, dried fruit, malty caramel and a hoppy finish inside the bottle.
Boundary Bay Largest Brewpub in US
TASTE News Service, June 10, 2016 - Boundary Bay Brewery and Bistro in Bellingham, WA is the largest individual brewpub in the United States according to the Brewers Association's 2015 statistics.
Pushing the Envelope
By Dan Clarke
May 30, 2016 -I really wanted to like this beer. I tried, but failed.
Pinot Suave is a new product from Deschutes Brewery. Almost all their beers have been popular with staff and guest reviewers for our publications over the years. This one is billed as a Belgian-style ale “aged in Pinot Noir barrels that were filled with Pinot grape must.” The prospect certainly sounded intriguing. I love good Pinot Noir, whether from Burgundy, California, Oregon or even other parts of the world. Pinot Suave is from the Deschutes Brewery’s Reserve Series. Even the label has a sophisticated, understated appearance.
Breaking the Five Minute Beer Mile
by Dan Clarke
What’s a more natural go-together than sports and beer?
Beer triggers many barroom conversations about sports. Most often these involve questions of the day. Like will Tiger Woods ever return to form? And what’s causing all these retirements by 49ers who would seem to have a few seasons left? (It’s best if there’s no demonstrable exact answer, so everybody can have an opinion.)
Usually the topics are imponderable, like would Ruth have hit fewer than 714 home runs if he had to deal with night baseball. Or, had he been exposed to modern weight training and maple bats he may have hit more. Who’s to say?