How To Save Beer
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If you've never been, next time you head to the coast side of Oregon make a stop at de Garde Brewery in Tillamook. Top shelf stuff there.
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Yeah, my coast resume isn't as good as it should be.
We do have some good local options in the space with Monkless and Ale Apothecary does great sours.
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T’s and P’s to Pyramid. My oldest brother used to deliver to Pyramid and know the head chef well enough that my brother would always have a large section of their beers at his house. I moved back to Washington in 2007 and was going through a divorce so I moved in with him. Pyramid’s winter beer was called Snow Cap, something 7-8% ABV.
I had 2 22oz bottles while watching a movie and when I stood up, quickly realized how drunk I was. Good tims.
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@YellowSnow Monkless is so damn good that they sell it in stores up here. That was one of my top-3 breweries when I was in Bend.
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I once drank 7 free pints on a brewery tour there like 25 years ago. They had a tour guide who didn't give a fuck and kept pouring us all the beer we could drink.
Top 4 day in my life.
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We need to do a pole of Seattle former breweries that we miss the most.
I was a big Hales guy back in the day. They had a creamy fucking stout on draft that I used to love.
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People forget Hales started in Colville then moved to Spokane
People forget that.
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Did Hales go out of business completely or are they just not in Seattle anymore?
