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Dear Bend Brewfest Enthusiasts:

For the last 106 years, Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) has been making a significant impact in the lives of children across the nation. The mission of BBBS is to empower youth to achieve their highest potential through meaningful one-to-one relationships with caring mentors. Locally, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Oregon has been providing mentoring services for 16 years.

The simple act of mentoring a child can have long-lasting benefits. We are in the business of “Changing how our Children grow up in our Community.” A Big Brother or Big Sister match is carefully administered and supported by rigorous standards and trained personnel. Professional agency staff strive for matches that are not only safe and well suited to each child’s needs, but also harmonious and built to last. That is why so much care is taken in screening and orienting volunteers, and then in matching them with children. In 2009, we served 450 matches throughout the tri-county area. However, there are many more children who could benefit. Big Brothers Big Sisters’ recipe for success is quite simple. We need “Bigs” and “Bucks.” These two elements are critical in sustaining our current program and paramount in order to help vulnerable children beat the odds.

We partner with the Bend Brewfest each year to create awareness and utilize the event to recruit potential Big Brothers and Big Sisters to join our organization. Big Brothers Big Sisters is very appreciative to the Bend Brewfest event crew and organizers for selecting us to be a part of this community-wide event.

Please consider being part of something “Big.”

Enjoy the 6th Annual Bend Brewfest, and thank you for supporting the No. 1 mentoring organization in the country.

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2010 BEND BREWFEST

Les Schwab AmphitheaterBend, OregonFriday, August 20, 4p.m. - 11 p.m. Saturday, August 21, Noon - 11 p.m.

HOW IT WORKS:Tasting Package: $10, includes Souvenir Mug & Four Tasting TokensA one-time purchase of a souvenir mug is required for tasting. Mugs from previous years will not be filled. Tasting tokens are required for beer purchase. Tokens cost $1 per — sold in packets of five — and equals a 4-ounce taste

TABLE OF CONTENTS

The Ale Trail ...............................................................4Event Parking .............................................................5Deschutes Brewery Twilight Run .....................................5Brewers’ Tent .............................................................9Beer Styles...............................................................10

What are Hops? .........................................................12

Art & Beer ................................................................13

Women in Brewing .....................................................14Craft Beer ... In a Can? ................................................15Interesting Ingredients................................................16

The Low-Down on Nitro ...............................................19Brewfest Merchandise ................................................20

Faceout Creative .......................................................21

The Scorecard ......................................................22-23

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For a thousand good reasons, Bend, Oregon is widely known as the premier outdoor playground of the United States. But a lesser-known element of the Bend experience is the city’s extraordinary abundance of craft beer — incredibly delicious craft beer. In our little mountain town of 82,000 people, Bend has seven world-class craft breweries, all within walking distance of one another and awaiting your visit.

Use the Bend Ale Trail Map and Passport available in the latest Discovery Map of Central Oregon to discover Bend’s seven breweries — and for extra credit, head to our neighboring brewery in Sisters to visit the eighth! Be sure to get your passport stamped at each location. When you get all seven stamps, stop by or send your completed passport to the Visit Bend

Welcome Center and receive a commemorative Bend Silipint made especially for beer drinkers on the go! And, if you do your extra credit and visit Sisters, you’ll receive a special surprise.

The Bend Ale Trail gives visitors and locals alike a glimpse into the unique craft brewery culture of Central Oregon. Learn about the cutting-edge brewing techniques used by Bend’s brewers, meet the artisan brewers who have launched the Bend beer scene onto the world stage, and experience the diversity of styles, art and taste that differentiate each of our region’s breweries.

One of the most asked questions is, “How do I get around Bend to do the Bend Ale Trail?” The Bend Ale Trail is definitely

walkable or bikeable. All of the breweries are within a few square miles, and a handful of the breweries are located in downtown Bend. If you prefer to be shuttled or take a pedicab, contact John Flannery of the GETIT Shuttle (also known as Green Energy Transportation) at 541-610-6103. He offers Bend Ale Trail tours and is happy to schedule a private large group tour if you are interested. There is no purchase required to

participate in the Bend Ale Trail.

Bend Ale Trail Your Beer Adventure Begins in Bend

Keep tabs on the Bend Ale Trail by visiting www.bendaletrail.com for more information and updates. You can follow the trail on

Twitter and Facebook. Have a question? E-mail beer@visitbend.com.

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Get ready to RUN! The inaugural Deschutes Brewery Twilight 5K run/walk will take place on Thursday, Aug. 19 at 7 p.m. This will be Bend’s first midweek race and will capitalize on the long days and warm temperatures of August. The course

will be an all-pavement affair that takes you through two of the premier parks along the beautiful Deschutes River. The race starts and finishes at the Deschutes Brewery off Shevlin-Hixon Drive in the Old Mill District.

The Twilight 5k will be a great time and a unique event here in Bend, Oregon because after you get done putting the hurt on this course, you’ll be treated to a beer garden featuring Deschutes Brewery’s Twilight Summer Ale, great post race food, and some music to shake

your booty to if you have any energy left. The race will also kick off the Bend Brewfest. There is nothing like a little run to help earn those calories that those tasty beverages contain.

I know you think this can’t get any better — a run, beer, food, music — but wait, it does. Proceeds from this event will benefit the Ronald McDonald House of Central Oregon. This is a worthwhile charity to support here in our fine community. For more information, go to www.rmhcofcentraloregon.org.

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10 BARREL BREWING COMPANYBend, Oregon • www.10barrel.comCreated and staffed by five locals and an outsider (who was meant to be a Bend brewer but was simply born in the wrong town), 10 Barrel Brewing’s ales are available on draft in Central Oregon, Salem and Portland. Brews include Code 24 Pale Ale and S1nist0r Black Ale, which took Bronze at the ’09 GABF.

21ST AMENDMENT BREWERYSan Francisco, Californiawww.21st-Amendment.com21st Amendment celebrates the right to brew beer, the freedom to be innovative, the obligation to have fun, and the ability to quaff great craft beer out of a can. Try its Hell or High Watermelon Wheat and Live Free or Die IPA in a can and taste how fresh beer can be.

BAYERN BREWINGMissoula, Montana • www.bayernbrewery.comBayern Brewing began in 1987 and is proud to be the only German brewery in the Rocky Mountains. Owner and Brewmaster, Jürgen Knöller, is a German Diploma Master Brewer. He began brewing in 1978 at age 16. The education that he received in Germany was a rigorous and lengthy one, taking eight years to advance from apprentice to master brewer.

BEER VALLEY BREWINGOntario, Oregon • www.beervalleybrewing.comBeer Valley Brewing Company is an award winning microbrewery located in Eastern Oregon. Founded in 2005 by brewer Pete Ricks, the brewery started production in Ontario,

Oregon in the summer of 2007 and specializes in the production of strong ales, producing six brands year round, plus occasional seasonals.

BEND BREWING COMPANYBend, Oregon • www.bendbrewingco.comBend Brewing Company overlooks the Deschutes River at Mirror Pond in Bend, Oregon. Locally owned and operated, this exceptional brewpub opened its doors in February of 1995 and quickly became a favorite for locals and visitors alike. The people of the B.B.C. take pride in creative, award-winning handcrafted brews, fresh and flavorful menu selections, a casual and friendly atmosphere and superb service.

BIG SKY BREWING COMPANYMissoula, Montana • www.bigskybrew.comWe have a pretty simple philosophy here at Big Sky Brewing: every day we strive to produce balanced, world class beers while having as much fun as possible doing it. Our company is full of people who all share a core connection to what we feel is the good life — good friends, fresh air, and doing something you care about.

BONEYARD BREWINGBend, Oregon • www.boneyardbeer.comThe newest brewery to join the craft beer ranks in popular Bend, Oregon, Boneyard is only a few months old and already a local favorite.

BRIDGEPORT BREWING COMPANYPortland, Oregon • www.bridgeportbrew.com

The specialty beer movement in the Pacific Northwest began in 1984 when Richard and Nancy Ponzi, a local wine making family, teamed up with brewer Karl Ockert to establish the 600-barrel Columbia River Brewery, better known today as BridgePort Brewing Company, Oregon’s Oldest Craft Brewery and a pioneer of the state’s craft b r e w i n g revolution.

CALDERA BREWINGAshland, Oregon • www.calderabrewing.comFor the first eight years, Caldera was draught only until June 2005 when the Pale Ale was put into cans. The brewery is situated in a 6,000-square-foot building. The brewhouse is a 10-barrel system with fermentation tanks. One thing that sets Caldera apart from many others in the Northwest is the incorporation of fresh whole flower hops into the brewing process, offering a cleaner taste than pelletized hops.

CASCADE LAKES BREWING COMPANYRedmond, Oregon • www.cascadelakes.comCascade Lakes brews six year-round and nine rotating seasonals, from pilsner to bock and IPA to porter. In summer, look for its thirst-quenching Kolsch, Weiss and German style pilsner. Or visit its 6,000-square-foot lodge featuring a full bar, pool tables, bristle-board dart boards, daily lunch and dinner specials and, of course, beer.

CRISPIN CIDER COMPANYColfax, California • www.crispincider.comWith a mission of reinvigorating and reinventing the U.S. cider market by making superior ciders, across classic and unique new world styles,

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Crispin Cider Company is innovative to the core. From its cidery in the beautiful Sierra foothills of Northern California, the company produces classic European-style Natural Hard Apple Ciders in Original, Light and Brut varietals, as well as unfiltered “cloudy” Artisanal Reserve ciders - Honey Crisp and The Saint.

DESCHUTES BREWERYBend, Oregon • www.deschutesbrewery.comLocated in Bend, Oregon, Deschutes Brewery is in the business of daring people to expect more from their beer. The company started on the banks of the Deschutes River by selling Black Butte Porter at a time when others were sure a dark beer would never catch on. Deschutes brewers love to push the envelope, especially if it makes someone nervous. For them, the highest praise is a raised glass and a toast of “Bravely Done!” Deschutes has pubs in downtown Bend and Portland’s Pearl District.

DOUBLE MOUNTAIN BREWERYHood River, Oregon • www.doublemountainbrewery.comMatt Swihart and Charlie Devereux founded Double Mountain in 2007 with a clear mission: make great beer for craft beer fans. Ours is a “brewers’ brewery,” with an uncompromising focus on beer quality. From the beginning, our goal was to make beers that we liked to drink.

EVERYBODY’S BREWINGWhite Salmon, Washington • www.everybodysbrewing.comAt our pub, we focus on session beers with all the flavor. Our location is right in the heart of the Columbia River Gorge. We feel that this is one of the most beautiful places on Earth. Our outside deck seats 50 people and has a stunning view of Mt. Hood.

FULL SAIL BREWING COMPANYHood River, Oregon • www.fullsailbrewing.comIndependent, employee-owned Full Sail has been making great beer since 1987. Perched on a bluff in Hood River, Oregon, “the adrenaline

capital of the Northwest,” Full Sail ferments godlike nectar as big as the scenery in the Columbia River Gorge. Full Sail is committed to brewing great beer while adhering to socially and environmentally sustainable practices.

GREAT DIVIDE BREWING COMPANYDenver, Colorado • www.greatdivide.comGreat Divide brews some of the globe’s most balanced yet assertive and flavorful beers. These beers have landed an impressive amount of acclaim, earning 16 Great American Beer Festival medals and five World Beer Cup awards. Great Divide was also ranked 8th in Ratebeer.com’s 2010 “The Best Brewers in the World” and was ranked 7th in Beer Advocate’s 2009 “All-Time Top Breweries on Planet Earth.”

HOPWORKS URBAN BREWERYPortland, Oregon • www.hopworksbeer.comHUB is Portland’s first Eco-Brewpub to offer all organic handcrafted beers, fresh local ingredients, and a sustainable building with a relaxed and casual atmosphere. Come check out the pub, made of all recycled materials, on SE Powell. The 20 barrel brewery produces 3,000 barrels a year and provides the restaurant with 10 different HUB organic beers on tap and two cask ales at all times.

KONA BREWING COMPANYKailua Kona, Hawaii • www.konabrewingco.comLocated in the picturesque Kailua-Kona on Hawaii’s Big Island, Kona is Hawaii’s largest craft brewery. Its 10,000 barrel annual production covers a full spectrum of styles, flavors and colors, from the darkest – Da Grind Buzz Kona Coffee Imperial Stout – to the Wailua Wheat. Oregonians Cameron Healy and Spoon Khalsa opened the company in 1994.

LAGUNITAS BREWING COMPANYPetaluma, California • www.lagunitas.comFrom their earliest days of striving to make consistently good beer from West Marin, Lagunitas Brewing finally landed in the welcoming arms of

Petaluma, and actually got beer into bottles, onto the streets, and into the hands of sympathatic beer geeks. From all this and more, Lagunitas Brewing Company is emerging as a battle-tested brewery capable of making great beer out of goat’s milk, brambles, and asphalt on the surface of the moon, if need be.

LAURELWOOD BREWING COMPANYPortland, Oregon • www.laurelwoodbrewpub.comLaurelwood is known for exquisite award-winning, certified organic pub beers in four locations in Oregon and now SW Washington. Brewing Oregon’s first certified organic beers — and a host of other tasty brews — it has garnered many awards, including Champion Brewery at the 2004 World Beer Cup.

LOMPOC BREWING COMPANYPortland, Oregon • www.newoldlompoc.comLompoc Brewing features a family of cozy brewpubs in Portland, including the New Old Lompoc, Hedge House, Oaks Bottom Public House and the Fifth Quadrant. Each has a diverse menu of fresh pub grub, a full bar, and a lineup of Lompoc brews including LSD, C-Note Imperial Pale and Sockeye Cream Stout.

MACTARNAHAN’S BREWING COMPANYPortland, Oregon • www.macsbeer.comAt MacTarnahan’s, you’ll find a peculiar mix of overly obsessive individuals passionately creating something the civilized world simply can’t live without: great beer. GABF’s 2008 mid-sized brewery of the year was founded in 1986, making it one of Oregon’s oldest craft breweries. MacTarnahan’s Amber, its flagship ale, and Blackwatch Porter won gold at the 2008 GABF.

MCMENAMINS Pacific Northwest • www.mcmenamins.comMcMenamins was a dream that began humbly more than 20 years ago in the hearts of brothers Mike and Brian McMenamin, now considered two of the pioneers of the Northwest

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microbrew and historic hotels industries. Today, McMenamins is the fourth largest producer of microbrewed beer in the region and is known for the incorporation of their love for historic buildings and artwork in many of their establishments. They only sell their fine handmade beer in their own pubs, restaurants, hotels and movie theaters. You cannot buy them in another pub or store at any price.

MT. SHASTA BREWING COMPANYWeed, California • www.weedales.comMt. Shasta opened in 2004 in a building that originally housed the Medo-Bel Creamery in Weed, CA on the I-5 corridor. Mt Shasta now distributes five brews in bottles, including a Shastafarian Porter, Mountain High IPA, Abner Weed Amber, Weed Golden Ale and Lemurian Golden Lager. Each is capped with the slogan, “A Friend in Weed is a Friend Indeed.”

NEW BELGIUM BREWING COMPANYFort Collins, Colorado • www.newbelgium.comFrom Fat Tire to Skinny Dip, New Belgium brews the gamut of rich-tasting beers friendly to your health and that of the planet. From wind-power to biodiesel, and recycling heat to recycling water, the company knows it’s not just about brewing great beers, but making sure that future generations can too!

NINKASI BREWINGEugene, Oregon • www.ninkasibrewing.comNinkasi Brewing, located in the heart of Eugene’s Whiteaker neighborhood, strives to make incredibly high-quality and creative beers for the surrounding village. When they aren’t making and selling beer, Ninkasi focuses on supporting the wonderful cultural aspects of the community by supporting all the arts, nonprofit organizations and those who pursue creative passions and joy.

OAKSHIRE BREWINGEugene, Oregon • www.oakbrew.comOakshire, founded as Willamette Brewery in 2006, crafts four year-round and many seasonal beers in its 15-barrel brewhouse. Already available on tap in Portland, look for its beers in bottles throughout Oregon. Brewmaster Matt

van Wyk was the 2006 GABF small brewpub brewer of the year while brewing for Flossmoor Stations in Chicago.

PYRAMID BREWERIESSeattle, Washington • www.pyramidbrew.comPyramid has been brewing quality craft ales and lagers in Seattle for more than two decades, winning more than 30 GABF medals in that time. Now with breweries in Seattle, Portland and Berkeley, Pyramid continues to brew award-winning wheat beers inspired by Bavarian tradition as well as a variety of craft and seasonal brews.

REDHOOK ALE BREWERYWoodinville, Washington • www.redhook.comPaul Shipman and Gordon Bowker founded Redhook Ale Brewery in Seattle, WA in 1981, although the first Redhook Ale, a spicy Belgian style ale, was not poured until 1982. In 1987, Redhook launched what has since become its flagship ale: ESB. With two state-of-the-art breweries, located in Woodinville, WA and Portsmouth, NH, Redhook has become the nation’s fifth largest craft brewer, delivering fresh beer across the country.

SIERRA NEVADA BREWING COMPANYChico, California • www.sierranevada.comFounded in 1980 and still under original ownership, Sierra Nevada has grown to become one of the largest craft breweries in the country. It uses only whole hops – no pellets or extracts – and takes environmental stewardship seriously. They run on a one-megawatt hydrogen fuel cell complex, complemented by seven acres of solar panels, the second-largest privately owned solar array in the country.

SILVER MOON BREWINGBend, Oregon • www.silvermoonbrewing.comSilver Moon Brewery is a craft brewery, restaurant and live entertainment venue

located in downtown Bend, Oregon. Since 2005, they have offered a variety of award-winning signature beers and specialty seasonals in their fun and casual taproom, along with a tasty pub menu. The pub features free pool and foosball and hosts live musical acts several nights a week.

THREE CREEKS BREWING COMPANYSisters, Oregon • www.threecreeksbrewing.comThree Creeks, located in beautiful Central Oregon, offers a menu of casual and unpretentious pub food in a family-friendly environment. Its old west livery stable provides a comfortable, warm and rustic atmosphere that includes a full restaurant, 10-barrel brewing system, comfortable bar area with large-screen TVs and pool tables, and a large outdoor patio for enjoying its handcrafted ales.

TRUMER PILSBerkeley, California • www.trumer-international.comTrumer Brauerei Berkeley is a partnership of U.S. craft brewers with a 400-year-old Austrian brewery, offering a German Style Pilsner, a Gold Medal Winner for Best German Style Pilsner at 2006 and 2008 World Beer Cup, and a Silver Medal Winner at 2010 World Beer Cup.

VOLCANO VINEYARDSBend, Oregon • www.volcanovineyards.comVolcano Vineyards is America’s most awarded micro-winery, specializing in world class, culinary wines. Our tasting room is in our hometown of Bend in Central Oregon.

WALKABOUT BREWING COMPANYCentral Point, OregonWorker’s Pale Ale is a Classic NW style pale ale. This popular draft is handcrafted in a seven barrel brewing system. Walkabout Brewing Company’s version of an American IPA, Red Back IPA offers rich

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color and a strong malt presence that is not often found in this style of ale.

WIDMER BROTHERS BREWING COMPANYPortland, Oregon • www.widmer.comWhat started as a dream for two ordinary brothers who loved beer has become a reality for two ordinary brothers who still love beer. Kurt and Rob Widmer helped lead the Pacific Northwest craft beer movement in 1984 when they dreamed of brewing American interpretations of authentic European style beers. The result is a beer industry success story that has yet to be rivaled.

Want to chat with the experts? Visit them in the Brewer’s Tent, new to the 2010 Bend Brewfest!

Come talk about everything from basic beer recommendations to OGs, ABVs and IBUs. The Central Oregon Homebrewer’s Organization (COHO) and The Brew Shop will host brewers from more than 20 of our visiting breweries. Each hour will feature one to two brewmasters and COHO members to serve as your experts.

Grab your beer and pull up a chair with people who are passionate about brewing, selling, serving and supporting the culture of beer. The schedule of brewers will be available in advance online at www.bendbrewfest.com and at the event.

Our esteemed COHO members will also be canvassing the crowd to answer any of your questions about beer. Don’t be shy. They love to talk about beer, and they know what they’re talking about.

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DEFINING ABV

ABV stands for “alcohol by volume.” It is a standard measure of how much

alcohol (ethanol) is contained in an alcoholic beverage, like beer.

DEFINING IBU

IBU stands for “International Bittering Units.” This is a

measurement of the actual bitterness of a beer as contributed by the alpha acid from hops. Generally speaking, beers with IBUs of less than 20 have little to no apparent hops presence,

IBUs from 20-45 offer a mild to pronounced hops presence, and

IBUs greater than 45 — while still considered mild by many Northwest

brewers’ standards — offer a more pronounced hops flavor and

bitterness.

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10 BARREL BREWING CO. Bend, OR

Belgian Blonde AleA brilliant yellow-gold with white head and a slight haze, this Belgian Blonde has a spicy and fruity aroma, courtesy of our unique Belgian yeast. There is a very slight, spicy hop aroma that you taste all the way through to a spicy, clove-like finish. Capped with a late hop bitterness on top of the additional sweet, yeast-derived flavors, this light- to medium-bodied Belgian is sure to intrigue all of your senses, glass after glass.ABV: 6.20% IBUs: 24

Summer AleThe true Summer Ale of Central Oregon! A Golden Ale, light and smooth. You can taste the craftsmanship in this easy drinking ale with a smooth blend of Cascade and Sterling hops and finished wih a touch of Honey malt to balance it out. This is a great introduction if you are new to the world of craft brewing. For established craft enthusiasts, 10 Barrel Summer Ale is a good reprieve from overly hopped and overly malty alternatives.ABV: 4.70% IBUs: 26

21ST AMENDMENT BREWERY San Francisco, CA

Hell or High Watermelon Wheat (Wheat Beer)We start by brewing a classic American wheat beer, which undergoes a traditional secondary fermentation using fresh watermelon. A straw-colored, refreshing beer with a kiss of watermelon aroma and flavor.ABV: 4.90% IBUs: 18

Brew Free! Or Die IPABrewed with some serious West Coast attitude, this aromatic golden IPA starts with a sucker punch of six different hops to the nose, quickly balanced by a solid malt backbone. Our top-selling beer at the pub, this IPA starts big and finishes clean, leaving you wanting more.ABV: 7.00% IBUs: 70

BAYERN BREWING COMPANY Missoula, MT

Dump Truck Extra Pale Summer Bock (Light Bock)Unfiltered, lager bock beer using German

sauermalt, organic Montana “Spitz malt” pilsner malt plus three hoppings using Hallertauer Perle and the rare Tettnang aroma hops (both imported from Germany). Dump Truck uses a yeast strain, specially formulated in Germany, to make this beer a rare experience — like the one Jurgen Knoller, Master Brewer and President of Bayern Brewing, had on one of our company rafting trips. He learned first-hand that a Dump Truck is when the raft flips, depositing all contents not tied down into the raging river. He thought this would make an excellent name for this beer, invoking summer fun and the unexpected — like running a Class VI rapid.ABV: 6.50% IBUs: 25

Dragon’s Breath Dark Heff Ale (Dark Hefe Weizen)Dragon’s Breath Dark Heff is mild in taste, unfiltered, and 5.6% ABV. It is moderately hopped with Bavaria’s preeminent Haliertauer Perle hops and is cold-fermented, eliminating any harsh aftertaste.ABV: 6.00% IBUs: 22

BEER VALLEY BREWING COMPANY Ontario, OR

Leafer Madness Imperial Pale AleLeafer Madness IPA was created during the great hop shortage of 2008, but there is no shortage of hops in this beer. Brewed with large amounts of two-row malt, Munich malt, and multiple hop varieties, this hop monster quenches the thirst of those who crave the lupulin!ABV: 9.00% IBUs: 100+

Black Madness 2BIPAA blend of Black Flag and Leafer Madness, a Beer Valley version of Heaven and Hell. Hoptastic with a lot of roast and chocolate.ABV: 10.00% IBUs: 100+

BEND BREWING COMPANY Bend, ORScarlet Imperial Red AleScarlet is our version of an Imperial Red Ale. It performs the perfect balancing act between malty sweetness and excessive spicy hop bitterness. It’s for those who can’t get enough hoppy goodness.ABV: 8.30% IBUs: 80

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Black Diamond Dark Lager (American Dark Lager)Black Diamond Dark Lager is clean and crisp with a touch of dark malt for color and complexity. This is a refreshing treat on a hot day.ABV: 5.35% IBUs: 17

BIG SKY BREWING Missoula, MT

Moose Drool (Brown Ale)Chocolate brown in color with a creamy texture, this is a malty beer with just enough hop presence to keep it from being too sweet. The aroma mostly comes from the malt with a hint of spice added by the hops. Moose Drool is brewed with pale, caramel, chocolate and whole black malts, and Kent Goldings, Liberty and Willamette hops.ABV: 5.10% IBUs: 26

Trout Slayer Filtered Wheat AleTrout Slayer is a filtered wheat ale, fermented at cool temperatures, making it a smooth drinkable session beer. Brewed with Palisade, Glacier, and Mt. Hood hops, this straw-colored beer is sure to please any craft beer drinker.ABV: 4.70% IBUs: 35

BONEYARD BEER Bend, OR

Bone-A-Fide (Pale Ale)The latest addition to Bend’s brewery scene.ABV: 5.50% IBUs: 38

Girl Beer (Cherry Wheat)A light ale flavored with cherry puree.ABV: 4.30% IBUs: 10

BRIDGEPORT Fairview, OR

Hop Czar (Triple Hopped, Imperial IPA)Hop Czar is balanced by a robust malt backbone with enthusiastic citrus and floral notes. Four hop varieties unite with an aggressively bitter, yet drinkable taste. 7.5% alcohol by volume creates a bold personality that makes Hop Czar one challenging brew to overthrow.ABV: 7.50% IBUs: 87 Organic Blue Heron (Pale Ale)BridgePort Blue Heron Pale Ale was first brewed in 1986 in celebration of Portland’s City Bird, the Great Blue Heron. Our Organic version has a copper amber cast and mild bitterness from Oregon Cascade and Liberty hops, balanced by session strength NW organic pale and caramel malts. A very quaffable beer with a low carbon footprint.ABV: 4.90% IBUs: 30

CALDERA BREWING Ashland, OR

IPAAn American-style India Pale Ale brewed with plenty of body and an assertive hop profile.ABV: 6.10% IBUs: 94

What are hops anyway?For nearly 1,000 years, hops have been used in the beer brewing process. Hops are the flower clusters on the fast-growing herbaceous perennial hop plants, which are used as a flavoring, preservative and stability agents in the brewing process. These handy little flowers also balance the flavors of the beer, contributing a bitterness that complements the sweetness of the malts.

“Deschutes Brewery has used whole leaf hops (and have invested heavily behind them) from day one because we believe they yield a better beer with better flavor,” said Larry Sidor, brewmaster for Deschutes Brewery. “We’re big fans of Mother Nature and keeping our brewing ingredients as close as possible as to what she provides.”

In addition to a healthy dose of bitter, hops contribute floral, citrus and herbal aromas, while also aiding in the retention of the beer’s “head,” or the length of time that the foamy head on the beer (created by carbonation) will last.

Hops are the main factors in a beer’s “IBU” rating – or International Bittering Units. The higher this rating, generally, the more hops were used during the brewing process. For example, a more “mainstream” beer like Sierra Nevada’s Pale Ale has an IBU rating of 37. Ninkasi’s Tricerahops Double IPA has a staggering rating of 100, the highest measureable IBU rating.

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Pale AleA West Coast-style pale ale balancing plenty of hops with a malty backbone.ABV: 5.60% IBUs: 55

CASCADE LAKES BREWING COMPANY Redmond, OR

Paulina Lake Pilsner (German Style Pilsner)Paulina Lake Pilsner is a classic German style Pilsner. Light straw in color and well hopped with European noble hops, this beer is fermented to a low final gravity. This leads to a beer with few residual sugars to create a dry crisp lager with higher hop bitterness and aroma than your typical American Lager.ABV: 4.50% IBUs: 30

20” Brown (American Brown)Named after the enormous brown trout found in the NW streams, this beer lives up to the legend. 20” Brown is medium bodied and has an extremely complex malty character. Using 6 varieties of NW grown malt, we created a masterpiece of color, aroma and flavor.ABV: 5.30% IBUs: 35

CRISPIN CIDER COMPANY Colfax, CA

Crispin Original Hard Cider (Hard Apple Cider)A classically styled, but untraditional hard apple cider. Fruit forward, with a fresh, crunchy appley nose and a deliciously creamy, refreshingly crisp mouth feel.ABV: 5.00%

Fox Barrel Pear Cider (Hard Pear Cider)This delacately balanced cider is like biting into a ripe pear. The handcrafted subtlety of this 100% natural beverage pays homage to finer French ciders. Our

remarkably versatile Pear Cider is consistently awarded gold medals at national and regional competitions.ABV: 4.05%

DESCHUTES BREWERY Bend, OR

Hop in the Dark CDA (Cascadian Dark Ale)Can an IPA be black? Semantics aside, this noir version adds deep roasted malts to alter the hue and slightly smooth edges. What emerges is something deeper, less orthodox, and all its own.ABV: 6.50% IBUs: 70

Miss Spelt Hefeweizen (German Style Wheat)Spelt, a sustainably grown variety of wheat harvested in Southern Bavaria, provides the mouthfeel that rounds out the aromas of banana, clove and bubble gum that rise from this amber colored hefeweizen.ABV: 5.00% IBUs: 16

DOUBLE MOUNTAIN Hood River, OR

IRA (India Red Ale)The “IRA” marries a ruby red color and rich body with the hop flavors of an IPA. Our unique ale yeast strain adds a delicious layer of complexity. One of the first beers we made, and an enduring favorite. Brewed with Gambrinus Organic Pilsner malt, imported crystal malt, Simcoe and Brewers’ Gold hops.ABV: 6.50% IBUs: 65

Vaporizer (Dry-Hopped Pale Ale)“The Vaporizer” is a golden-hued pale ale that features a hoppy aroma and flavor. The malt is 100% Gambrinus Pilsner, our sweet and supple house malt from Gambrinus Malting in British Columbia. The hops are primarily of the Challenger variety, grown on a farm in the Yakima Valley. Matt and his team dry-hop “The Vaporizer” to pump up the hoppy goodness. It’s an dry, clean and pure-tasting take on a hoppy Pale Ale, if we do say so ourselves. And we do.ABV: 6.00% IBUs: 50

Art & Beer … Hand-in-hand in more way than one.Some would say the brewing process itself is an art form, and after tasting the beers at the Bend Brewfest, we’re sure you’ll agree. But many breweries

take this marriage a step further by commissioning artwork for the packaging and labels that adorn their beer.

Perhaps one of the best known collaborations of this kind is the annual Jubelale from Deschutes Brewery, which commissions artwork from a different Northwest artist each year. The art ranges from traditional to abstract, and original paintings can

be viewed at the end of the company’s free daily brewery tours.

They certainly aren’t the only ones looking for the perfect label. In a recent article from the Los Angeles Times, this affinity with art is prevalent throughout the craft beer world. “The estimated 1,500 craft brewers in the U.S….are an intensely independent lot. Having broken from conformity…microbrewers naturally take the next

step and produce labels as quaint and curious and quirky as the liquid in the bottles.”

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EVERYBODY’S BREWING White Salmon, WA

Country Boy IPADry, clean, crisp, and very citrusy, this beer is made for hop lovers. Centennial, Amarillo, and Cluster hops provide a wonderful hop aroma and flavor in this beer, golden in color with grapefruit and lemongrass notes in the finish.ABV: 6.20% IBUs: 80

Law of Nature Pale AleYet again, hops dominate this beer. The start and finish on this pale ale are very quick and clean. Crisp but well balanced. Clusters, and Columbus hops give her a wonderful nose.ABV: 4.80% IBUs: 55

FULL SAIL BREWING CO. Hood River, OR

Spotless IPAThe latest in Full Sail’s Brewmaster Reserve Series and named to honor our sun that has been spotless for over a year, Spotless is a true NW style IPA — richly hopped with Willamette and Zeus hops. A deep golden color, bright bitterness and a definite fruity finish meld into a beer that is all set to toast the summer months.ABV: 6.50% IBUs: 70

LTD 03 (Pilsner)Well looky here, a crisp new pilsner-style lager all ready to rock your tastebuds’ little world. The latest addition to our LTD series is a pale — golden in color, featuring a spicy floral hop aroma, malty medium body, and a smooth, thirst quenching finish. LTD means Limited Edition. But around here it means something even more: Live The

Dream. Each new LTD Series brew showcases an original lager recipe, pimped out by our ace crew of libationary wunderkinds.ABV: 5.60% IBUs: 35

GREAT DIVIDE BREWING CO. Denver, CO

Hercules Double IPAHercules Double IPA is not for the faint of heart. It is, however, fit for the gods. Hercules delivers a huge amount of hops from start to finish. Its hefty backbone of nutty, malty sweetness balances its aggressive hop profile.ABV: 10.00% IBUs: 85

Hoss (Rye Lager)Hoss is based on the Marzen lagers of Germany. Rich, layered malt notes — with hints of cherry and dark fruits — dominate, while the unique addition of rye imparts a slightly earthy, spicy character. Hoss finishes crisp and dry, and its brilliant red-orange color is a toast to the sunsets that make the perfect backdrop for this beer.ABV: 6.20% IBUs: 27

HOPWORKS URBAN BREWERY (HUB)Portland, OR

Organic Rise Up Red (NW Red Ale)Organic Rise Up Red is a classic NW red ale featuring a rich mahogany color with organic malts providing a mild caramel sweetness and smooth, bready flavor. An ample dose of locally-grown Cascade and Centennial hops delivers a floral and slight citrus flavor.ABV: 5.8% IBUs: 60

Breaking the Glass Ceiling …Women in Brewing

Although men dominate the brewing industry, history tells us that brewing was traditionally a woman’s job. Women are returning to brewing and making significant strides (not to mention good beer) in the process.

In fact, both Full Sail Brewing Company and New Belgium Brewing are owned by women. Irene Firmat, who founded Full Sail in 1987, was recently named Woman Executive of the Year by the Portland Business Journal. New Belgium was started by couple Kim and Jeff Jordan in the late 80s. Kim started out as the company’s first bottler, sales rep, distributor, marketer and financial planner. Now she is the CEO.

Many women also serve in the “trenches” so to say, using creativity and panache to brew great beers. Tonya Cornett, brewmaster for Bend Brewing Company, has been brewing with the company for eight years. A recent winner of the World Beer Cup Brewmaster of the Year Award, Cornett believes that either gender can do the job of brewing.

“There are so many of us [women] in the industry, and we are all really excited about it,” Cornett said in a recent interview aired on brewpublic.com. “I don’t think this has to be a male-dominated field. Women are just as capable of doing this job.”

Was the beer you drink brewed by…gasp…a woman? We’ll never tell…and we’re sure you won’t be able to either. So raise a toast with us to the brave women who are taking back the brewhouse!

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Organic Hub Lager (Czech Pilsner)Our Czech style pilsner is all malt all the time — no choicest rice or corn syrup here! Whole flower Czech Saaz hops balance the delicate honey flavor of our organic Canadian grown pilsner malt, creating a golden beer with depth of character.ABV: 5.10% IBUs: 32

KONA BREWING CO Kailua Kona, HI

Kona Longboard Lager (Continental Lager)Longboard Lager is a crisp, pale gold lager made with a few choice malts and aromatic hops brewed in a traditional lager style. Like the last wave of the day at your favorite surf break, Longboard is a smooth and easygoing brew that you can enjoy time and time again.ABV: 4.80% IBUs: 18

Kona Wailua Wheat (Passion Fruit Wheat Ale)Wailua Wheat is a light, crisp and refreshing wheat ale accentuated by the citrusy aroma and quenching flavor of passion fruit added during the brewing process.ABV: 5.40% IBUs: 15

LAGUNITAS BREWING CO Petaluma, CA

A Little Sumpin’ Sumpin’ (Summer/Pale-wheat)Sneaky smooth with a touch of what we call wheatly-esque-ish-ness. Pale malt flavors and a zippy hop finish.ABV: 7.30% IBUs: 64.2

New Dogtown Pale AleThirst-quenching hop flavor and a crispy clean finish. We revamped the recipe in 2008 to brighten up the hoppy kickABV: 6.00% IBUs: 58

LAURELWOOD BREWING CO Portland, OR

Organic Free Range Red (NW ESB)Free Range Red is a rich copper-colored ale with loads of fresh hop flavor. Medium in body, the caramel sweetness blends wonderfully with the smooth hop flavor, creating a balanced, super drinkable beer. This beer is brewed with 100% organically-grown malts.ABV: 5.90% IBUs: 60

Workhorse IPAWorkhorse is a true West Coast IPA, featuring over-the-top hop flavor and aroma. Three separate dry hop additions in the fermenter make this one of our hoppiest beers to date.ABV: 7.50% IBUs: 80

LOMPOC BREWING Portland, OR

Proletariat Red (NW Style Red)This NW red ale is malty and full bodied with a deep, rich red color. Proletariat red reminds us that oak is the curse of the drinking class.ABV: 6.20% IBUs: 35

L.S.D. Lompoc Strong Draft (Smoky Imperial Porter)A Portland classic! This strong ale uses seven different specialty malts. A touch of smoked malt glues its complex aroma and incredible flavor. LSD is also hoppy.ABV: 6.90% IBUs: 45

MACTARNAHANS BREWING CO Portland, OR

MacTarnahans Amber AleOne taste of Macs and you’ll taste the tradition of a true Portland Original. Since the beginning of the craft beer revolution, MacTarnahan’s

Craft beer … in a can?According to the National Brewers Association, 45 craft breweries across the country now can at least some beer. It may seem like blasphemy to some, but brewers insist that the beer tastes the same coming from a can (although many encourage the pouring of beer – no matter its original package – into the appropriate chilled glass to enjoy properly).

What’s even better is that the can makes the beer more portable, easier to enjoy “on the run,” so to say. For a summer filled with rafting, boating, hiking and more, the lightweight portability of a can isn’t limited to “macrobrews” any longer.

One of the newest beers to hit the can is Pyramid Breweries summer seasonal “Haywire Hefeweizen,” which is available in 16-ounce cans in the Seattle and southern California markets only. California’s 21st Amendment Brewery cans all of its beers, which sport fun names like “Hell or High Watermelon Wheat Beer” and “Brew Free or Die IPA.”

“We chose cans for three main reasons. They are better for the beer because they keep it fresher; better for the environment because of their recyclability and lightweight; and better for the craft beer drinkers’ lifestyle because they are more portable,” said Nico Freccia, owner of 21st Amendment.

You don’t have to schlep heavy bottles up to the top of the trail. Crack open a can of craft brew to celebrate your journey.

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has been producing bold and flavorful brews. MacTarnahan’s is a deep copper-hued Amber Ale balanced with fresh Cascade hops from the great Northwest. Distinct, bold and original, it’s hard to beat a Mac. It is damn good beer.ABV: 5.10% IBUs: 32

Summer Grifter IPASometimes you don’t see trouble coming. And sometimes, that’s the best thing that could happen. This ale is a lot like that. It’s a criminally delicious surprise that will steal your allegiance and con your thirst into leavin’ town. And you won’t even know you’ve been had until all you have left is a craving for its malt body and big, fresh aroma.ABV: 6.20% IBUs: 54

MCMENAMINS Bend, OR

Copper Moon Organic Pale (Ale)Copper Moon has a bit more malt quality and hop character than most other summer seasonals, giving rise to a refreshing, flavorful beer style that we like to identify as a Summer Pale Ale. On top of that, all of the malted barley used in every batch of Copper Moon is organically grown and malted. The outcome is a smooth, flavorful summer pale ale.ABV: 5.03% IBUs: 33

LagerA golden lager.ABV: 4.77% IBUs: 41

MT. SHASTA BREWING CO Weed, CA

Skip and Go Naked LagerA ginger strawberry lager.ABV: 3.80% IBUs: 15

Mountain High IPAA deep golden, mild and malty IPA. Late hop additions contribute floral and pine aromas reminiscent of Mount Shasta. A classic American IPA uniting hops with fresh mountain spring

water. The hop profile is not overpowering, starting smooth and building up to its mellow, bitter finish. A generous dryhop emphasizes a green hop accent and enjoyable aroma. A worthwhile trip, high on a mountain, to reach Hop Heaven.ABV: 7.00% IBUs: 65

NEW BELGIUM BREWERY Fort Collins, CO

Ranger IPAWhile IPA is not a Belgian style, and our brewmaster prides himself on not brewing to style but to imagination and salivation, we agreed that a New Belgium IPA was in order. The love for our Rangers, fan and all things beer was reason enough. So, bring out the hops! Simcoe, Chinoko and Cascade lead off the beer, with Cascade added again for dry-hopping. We’re talking three pounds of hops per barrel. With pale and dark caramel malts that bring out the hop aroma and flavor from start to finish, Ranger IPA is a sessionable beauty. To all of you who agreed, asked and appealed for a hoppy New Belgium beer, we raise a glowing globe glass full of Ranger IPA.ABV: 6.05% IBUs: 70

Sunshine Wheat (Ale)Sunshine Wheat is a great beer for trouncing thirst. Yet, it has a depth of character that inspires a quiet moment’s reflection. Sunshine Wheat swirls in the mouth with ripples of coriander and orange peel tartness, settling nicely into a tranquil sea of apple and honey tones. A filtered wheat beer, Sunshine offers a crisp, refreshing alternative to heavier-bodied heffe-weizens.ABV: 4.80%

NINKASI BREWING CO Eugene, OR

Total Domination (IPA)A true NW style IPA, with citrus notes, florals and balance, from ingredients regionally sourced.ABV: 6.70% IBUs: 65

Chilies and Cherries and Chocolate … Oh My!Beer: a simple recipe of water, malt, hops, and yeast, right? Not exactly. Creative craft brewers everywhere are experimenting with the addition of all kinds of fun ingredients to get the flavors they crave.

Big Sky Brewing Company adds pure Montana honey to its Summer Honey seasonal brew; Silver Moon Brewing adds molasses to its Brown Eyes Ale; Kona Brewing Company has been known to add vanilla beans to some of its specialty brews; and the list goes on. While some recipes remain top secret, brewers around the region have been experimenting with fruits, chocolates and even chilies to give their beers that special kick. Ttaste a few and you might find something unexpected!

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Radiant Pale (Ale)Crisp and flavorful, the smooth malt character is balanced by an elegant hop bitterness, the perfect complement to a glorious summer day.ABV: 6.00% IBUs: 40

OAKSHIRE BREWING Eugene, OR

Watershed IPABold. Aromatic. Balanced. Our take on the Pacific NW IPA is packed with aromatic Amarillo and Simcoe hops and balanced by a firm malt backbone.ABV: 7.10% IBUs: 75

Line Dry Rye (Rye Pale Ale)A crisp and refreshing summer ale made with 20% rye malt and a kiss of northwest honey.ABV: 5.30% IBUs: 35

PYRAMID BREWING CO Portland, OR

Haywire HefeweizenThe standard by which all other wheat beers are judged, our deliciously deranged American-Style Hefeweizen is an award-winning take on this Bavarian classic. This refreshingly unfiltered wheat ale delivers a distinctively smooth flavor worth sharing with friends.ABV: 5.20% IBUs: 18

Juggernaut Red Ale (Red Ale)Juggernaut is an irresistible American red ale brimming with delectable caramel malts, delicious hops and an unquenchable spirit.ABV: 5.60% IBUs: 45

REDHOOK ALE BREWERY Woodinville, WA

Copperhook Copper AleToday is the perfect day to enjoy a cold, crisp pint of Copperhook Ale. This brilliant copper-colored ale has distinctive caramel notes and a clean, refreshing finish. The light maltiness and pleasant noble hop aroma make it the perfect beer to satisfy all your cravings. Here’s to celebrating today.ABV: 5.80% IBUs: 25

Big Ballard Imperial IPABig Ballard has a rich, deep golden and very assertive hop character that hits you in the nose before reaching your lips. The flavor and aroma are balanced with complex malty undertones.

While it has a friendly side, make no mistake — Big Ballard is brewed for diehard IPA fans.ABV: 8.60% IBUs: 73

SIERRA NEVADA BREWING CO Chico, CA

Pale AleOur most popular beer, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, is a delightful interpretation of a classic style. It has a deep amber color and an exceptionally full-bodied, complex character. Generous quantities of premium Cascade hops give the Pale Ale its fragrant bouquet and spicy flavor. A flawless beer that opens with bright, perky high notes of maltiness and orange blossom and segues into a delectable hoppiness.ABV: 5.00% IBUs: 38

Tumbler Brown AleAs the nights grow cool, the leaves on the valley oaks begin to turn and fall. In honor of this yearly dance, we bring you Tumbler Autumn Brown Ale and invite you to enjoy the show. We use malt within days of roasting at the peak of is flavor to give Tumbler a gracefully smooth malt character. So pour a glass, and grab a window seat to watch as the leaves come tumbling down.ABV: 5.50% IBUs: 37

SILVER MOON BREWING Bend, OR

Hop Knob IPAOur IPA is brewed to true Pacific Northwest style. HOP Knob is a hoppy ale, spicy and drinkable at the same time.ABV: 4.90% IBUs: 55

Darkside StoutA medium-strength export style stout brewed with British malts, American and New Zealand organic hops. Dark in color with a smooth, roasted, chocolate flavor. Welcome to the Dark Side!ABV: 6.60% IBUs: 50

THREE CREEKS BREWING CO Sisters, OR

Knotty Blonde (Ale)This sassy light beer is brewed in true Western tradition. As light as the hair of our pistol-carrying honey, this easy-drinking quaffer gets its unique flavor from a touch of honey malt balanced against a teasing kiss of hops. Trust me boys, you’ll go away feeling like you had the time of your life, and still wanting more!ABV: 4.00% IBUs: 18

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Old Prospector Pale AleA true American style pale with a rodeo twist. The best North American malts blended with English two-row and a hammering of NW hops to create a well balanced, smooth finishing brew with a hint of citrus.ABV: 5.30% IBUs: 48

TRUMER Berkeley, CA

Trumer Pils (Pilsner)Trumer Brauerei Berkeley is a partnership of U.S. craft brewers with 400-year-old Austrian brewery…Authentic German Style Pilsner, brewed in Berkeley, CA. All ingredients are imported from Germany and Austria, Sierra Nevada Mountain water is a perfect match. Gold Medal Winner for Best German Style Pilsner at 2006 and 2008 World Beer Cup, Silver Medal Winner at 2010 World Beer Cup.ABV: 4.90% IBUs: 26

VOLCANO VINEYARDS Bend, OR

Sangria and VinoMagmita Sangrias by Volcano Vinyards: Perfect for warm afternoons and evening barbecues,

our premium Magmita Sangria is light and refreshing with a hint of sweetness. The white or rose wine base and fresh fruit flavors of both the peach and kiwi-honeydew flavors make them the perfect choice for summer fare. The cranberry-pomegranate has a red wine base, great for fall or winter, or for sangria enthusiasts who prefer to stick with a more traditional beverage. Delicious!ABV: 6.90%

WALKABOUT BREWING CO. Central Point, OR

Worker’s Pale AleWorker’s Pale Ale is a Classic NW style pale ale. This popular draft is handcrafted in a seven-barrel brewing system. The hops and barley malt come together to produce a smooth, dry finish, making this the perfect session beer!ABV: 5.50% IBUs: 39

Red Back IPAThis is Walkabout Brewing Company’s version of an American IPA. This brew exhibits a deep, rich color and a strong malt presence that is not often found in this style of ale. Red Back IPA balances its hoppy bitterness with a caramel

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sweetness that makes this beverage a pleasure to knock back.ABV: 6.50% IBUs: 58

WIDMER BROTHERS BREWING CO Portland, OR

Drifter Pale AleWith its unique citrus character, smooth drinkability and distinctive hop character, Drifter Pale Ale is truly an original. Brewed with generous amounts of Summit hops, a variety known for their intense citrus flavors and aromas, Drifter has a taste unique to the Pale Ale category. True to style, the bittering hops are perceptible enough to give the beer a crisp, clean, quenching finish, yet also soft enough to keep the beer smooth and balanced.ABV: 5.70% IBUs: 32

W’10 Pitch Black IPAPitch Black IPA is a Pacific Northwest twisted tribute to an IPA style of beer, It is almost a traditional IPA but it is instead brewed to the emerging style of Cascadian Dark. We add a modest amount of a specially made debittered black malt to give this IPA a very dark color but without the characteristic dark malt flavors. Pitch Black IPA is hopped generously in the brewhouse and then again later during the dry hopping process. Hopheads of the world will certainly enjoy this dark version of IPA, as will beer drinkers looking for something new and experimental to fill their pint glass.ABV: 6.50% IBUs: 65

The Low-Down on NitroRecently I was asked to write a piece about what makes Nitro beer so tasty. What better excuse to partake in “research.” I mean, do I have a tough job or what? With thirst in hand and an eye for nitro, the wife and I hit five local brewpubs to see what we could learn.

All in all we found three local nitros (two stouts and a black ale) and a nitro IPA from Colorado (at one of Bend’s finer restaurants). Were our search in winter, we’d likely have found even more. Right or wrong, a lot of folks equate nitro with dark beers which are consumed more in the colder months.

So the question remains: why is nitro beer so tasty? I’d say there are two main reasons.

First, nitro creates a slow pour. It takes time to fill the glass. At first the entire beer appears creamy. Then the cream cascades upwards until one to two inches of super dense foam condenses on top. This cascading effect is also known as fallout and, when witnessed in good light, is visually stunning. Oh sweet anticipation!

Second, nitro beer is smoother, creamier and softer. Every sip must pass through that dense foam curtain which serves to hold back the bitter elements while permitting the chocolate, coffee and in the case of the IPA, citrus flavor to filter through. Pure heaven!

So the next time you hit the brewpub, consider a nitro beer. My guess is you won’t be disappointed.

— John Abraham

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The tradition of the Old Mill District limited edition posters and pint glasses continue with new designs this year. For the third year in a row, shoppers and concert-goers can add to their collections by redeeming receipts to receive a FREE signature poster or pint glass. Visitors can bring a Les Schwab Amphitheater concert ticket, along with $50 in receipts from any of the Old Mill District shops, restaurants, galleries or cinemas to qualify. Didn’t go to a concert? How sad. A cool free pint glass or poster can still be yours by bringing in receipts totaling $100 or more to the Ticket Mill or the Oregon Duck Store. Go home happy!In 2008, pint glass designs

included art dedicated to the Old Mill District, Mt. Bachelor, the Les Schwab Amphitheater and Mirror Pond. Last year, a new colorful Old Mill District design, Smith Rock, Nordeen Nordic ski Shelter and the Deschutes River graced the shelves of patrons.Paul Leighton at Steller Design has done it again in 2010, with more nods to area landmarks, including Sparks Lake, The Badlands and the Cascade Mountain Range. A special glass dedicated to the National Cyclocross Championships, held in Bend for 2009 and 2010, will also be available this year. Posters and glasses can be purchased at the Ticket Mill, The Duck Store and Visit Bend.

RAISE A PINT!Cheers to the Old Mill District Glass & Poster Designs

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We will have hats, T’s, sweatshirts, hoodies, pint glasses and more from our visiting breweries as well as Bend Brewfest specific stuff. Come visit us at the merch tent!

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Staff Favorites:Mirror Pond (Deschutes), Jubelale 2010 (Deschutes)JASON: “My favorite beer over at 10 Barrel is their Bourbon Barrel RIPA. Otherwise it would be their Code 24.”PAUL: “My favorite beer at Three Creeks is called an IBA (Not IPA). As I understand it, the batch was a mistake but tasted so good they regularly brew it now. It’s in my all-time top 10 beers. Not sure if they will have it in time for the Brewfest though, but it is a cool story. Wayne, the owner can tell you more, I’m sure.”

Faceout Creative is a graphic design studio and idea shop located in the Old Mill District. Their work is continually recognized by Communication Arts, Print magazine, STEP magazine, Graphis, CMYK, Graphic Design: USA, Eye Magazine, HOW, the American Advertising Federation, and Bend’s local Ad Federation.

After moving our design studio to Bend this winter, our first order of business was to seek out some interesting local projects to sink our teeth into. The downside to having a national client base outside of Bend is the lack of day-to-day personal interaction with those we work with every day.So, we began our quest looking for the best clients and the best projects here in Bend. Sounds greedy. One night, after working through several finely crafted beers at Deschutes, we realized that Bend really is an amazing craft brewing town. If we could combine our love of beer with our passion for design, we were on board. Soon thereafter, the wonderful folks at the Old Mill District brought us on board to help re-launch the Bend Brewfest after a one-year hiatus. As a team, we worked on many new logo options, but along with the Old Mill crew felt the mark that said Beer and Bend the best was the beer bottle, smoke stack logo. It was important to establish Bend as a beer destination and to lay the groundwork for a festival that has big plans for the future. In addition to an all new look for this year’s festival, there will be some great merchandise made available. Yeah, stuff you’ll actually want to wear. And as for next year, several ambitious plans are in the works that will bring some unique recognition to the beer industry in this town and, more importantly, the great and colorful characters who are brewing the beers we all love. Stay tuned!

Cheers! Charles Brock, Torrey Sharp and the crew at Faceout Creative.

Faceout Studio / Faceout Creative

For more info, visit faceoutcreative.com, faceoutstudio.com and faceoutpublishing.com.

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