Podcasts about hopworks

DreZ and Big Nate are at it again, drinking another round of beers from Hopworks Brewery while talking about Museums, Aquariums and OBX. #BrewsdayTuesdaySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

DreZ's BB went to Portland, OR and brought him back some Hopworks Brewery beers to share with Big Nate.  Listen as they try them out and talk about the best ways to ship beer and their best science fair projects. #BrewsdayTuesdaySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Back at Ben's Bottleshop in Vancouver we are able to explore our various options. This week we review the Top 50 U.S. Craft Brewing Companies list by the Brewers Association. We revisit non-alcoholic beer as John puts Damian to the test, Ryan goes to the zoo, and other fun things this past week. Saving salmon and waterways on this environmentally friendly episode of Brew Happy!

Welcome to the Boozebuddy Update. For you Boozebuddies today I have - Salmon Friendly Beer, Bartender Budget Hacks, & Earth Day Whiskeys Salmon Friendly Beers are being celebrated on the West Coast Earth Day Weekend with the Salmon Safe IPA Festival about to take place in Oregon. Oregon Wild is the beneficiary of 18 breweries across five Western states. They'll help protections for over 3,200 miles of Oregon's threatened rivers, creeks, and streams. Hopworks Brewery will host, find more at the link https://brewpublic.com/beer-events/hopworks-brewery-presents-salmon-safe-ipa-festival/ These Bartender Budget Hacks can save you some serious coin! Are you upgrading the vodka in your Bloody Mary? This drink masks so much with its strong flavors. Drinking wine by the glass? Split a bottle. Also, shots? Really? Share your reasons or tips with me and get the hacks for saving money at the link https://www.insider.com/biggest-ways-you-are-wasting-money-on-drinks-bars-bartenders The Boozebuddy Update is brought to you by Green Mountain Payments - helping local business owners save thousands of dollars by providing complimentary credit card processing equipment and zero cost credit card processing. Visit greenmountainpayments.com or posandzero.com today! Earth Day Whiskeys are coming for your renewables! The top bottles are Waterford Distillery, Bruichladdich Distillery, Far North Spirits, & Maker's Mark. Bruichladdich and Makers Mark are certified B-Corp companies. Maker's Mark recently achieved Regenified Verification for its soil management practices. Make an Earth Day purchase to feel good about, get the list at the link https://www.winemag.com/2023/04/06/sustainable-whiskeys/ Buy me a Beer or merch for yourself at https://shop.boozebuddyupdate.com Find all the show notes, links, and suggest a story at https://BoozebuddyUpdate.com *Affiliate links below* El Gato Retractable Green Screen - https://amzn.to/3gKm4jr LED Streaming Key Light Desktop - https://amzn.to/3TYfV10 Canon 80D - https://amzn.to/3JwYpiB MOMAN MA6 Lavalier Mic - https://amzn.to/3ZktFHf #theboozebuddyupdate #boozebuddy #boozebuddyupdate #beerindustry #boozenews #booze #salmon #salmonrun #ecofriendly #eco #ecological #sustainable #sustainability #sustainabilitymatters #bartending #bartenderlife #budget #hack #savings #savemoney #whiskey #bourbon #bourbonwhiskey #festival #craftbeer #hops #ipa the boozebuddy update, beer industry, global news, booze news, booze, Salmon Safe, Oregon Wild, protect wildlife, Bartender Budget HAcks, Budgeting, budget hack, saving money, earth day, renewable, ecofriendly, b-corp, Regenified Verification, Hopworks, Maker's Mark, Waterford Distillery, Bruichladdich Distillery, Far North Spirits, bourbon, whiskey, eco friendly, --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/boozebuddy/support

Warren Wills returns with another Warren Report. Checking in on businesses, industry changes, and how the last few months have panned out for our favorite brands. Damian explains a dongle, Ryan has a Tavour code, John brings in the Octomore, Artful Dodger, and a Peruvian surprise. Talk of Steeplejack, Hopworks, Chuckanut, Binary Brewing, Ecliptic, Alvardo St, Humble Sea. All to the tune of Streisand and The Boss, on this episode of Brew Happy!

When South Seattle needs something tasty, they go Full Throttle Bottles, and publican, Jon Olken is here to tell you all about it. Ryan steps it up with the tunes, Damian has fun with his Northern friend, John brings Funkano Japanese whiskey from sherry cask barrels, Guyanan rum, and cask strength Edradour, to try on the show. Plus, brew news on Hopworks, cider relocations, collabs, and more on this Brew Happy podcast!

Episode 47 Deep In The Heart experiences a deep freeze! Adrian and I try to make sense of this crazy winter storm that appears to be affecting our state of Texas, and try to reassure that Texans aren't cry babies, we are just inexperienced with this type of weather! We also take a look at other possibilities for this wacky weather. Is it really global warming or a more nefarious conspiracy at play, HAARP weather manipulation! I try my hand at convincing a skeptic in Adrian. For our craft side we try our first Hopworks brewery beer and sample Wish list! A deliciously smooth hazy IPA that hits the spot for any IPA lover. On our whisky side we try Kaiyo mizunara oak 7yr old! So join us and rally with us Texans this week on Deep In The Heart Podcast!

This week on the second biggest podcast in the Pacific Northwest behind only the Sasquatch Hunters, we celebrate our 1 Year Anniversary, recorded at Hopworks Urban Brewery, the Birthplace of The BOB, with Founder and Head Brewmaster, Christian Ettinger. Christian has been brewing beer for over 25 years and first experienced the brewpub as the center of the community while living abroad in Cologne Germany. Upon returning to the U.S., as the craft beer scene was exploding here in the Pacific Northwest, Christian knew by the age of 19 that he wanted to start this business. Combining the European style brewpub experience with the more modern craft brewing approach, Hopworks Urban Brewery opened in Portland, OR in 2007.  We already knew going into this episode that we loved Hopworks, and we were pleasantly surprised that Christian shares our love of quoting Seinfeld and movies, hope you have as much fun listening as we did recording.  Prost!   In this episode: People have been gathering around beer for the last 9000 years since the ice age receded.  The plural of Sasquatch is Sasquaii, the second "i" is silent.  Company culture starts with the founder and the things you stand for, and then build a team that is like minded and thoughtful.   A camel is a horse designed by committee B Corp provides a way to benchmark themselves and focus on local neighborhoods and environmental groups and to be profitable in a meaningful way, as well as spotlight areas where more work needs to be done.   The pandemic is a shared experience for all small businesses, but you have to get scrappy, be resourceful, surround yourself with great people, and really get back to basics.   Getting lean is about getting rid of dead weight and focusing on what can you reasonably accomplish yourself and what you need help with. Both are ok, but don't ever be all in one pot.      Guest Beers: Hopworks Urban Brewery - Portland, OR Abominable Winter Ale, 7.3% abv, 65 IBU "Abominable is a perfect blend of caramel malts and Simcoe, Azacca, and Centennial hops, creating a complex, spicy, and citrusy winter ale."   Hopworks Urban Brewery - Portland, OR Fresh Hop Abominable Winter Ale, 7.3% ABV, 65 IBU "You've never tasted Abominable like this before! Fresh Hop Abominable stays true to its namesake with fresh Centennial hops that add juicy notes of pine for a perfect PNW fresh hop ale."   Angie's Mystery Beer: Hopworks Urban Brewery - Portland, OR Fresh Hop Ace of Spades, Imperial IPA, 8.6 ABV, 100 IBU "This fresh hop beast is hopped out with Cascade, Centennial, Simcoe, Mosaic, and Amarillo hops to balance beautiful citrus notes, a dank fresh Strata hop addition, and a clean malt bitterness."   Episode Links: Hopworks Urban Brewery Beer Time  Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale Wyeast Labs B Corp Leed for Buildings Angie's Mystery Beer  

Today, on the The Local...Your Quick 6 news headlines, a focused conversation with Representative Andrea Salinas on campaign finance and money in politics.And, an interview with Christian Ettinger, founder and Brewmaster of Hopworks. This was an interview we had prepared for Monday, and given way for Nkenge Harmon Johnson and JoAnn Hardesty. It might feel oh so a few days ago...but COVID-19 is still a thing. If you can, support organizations like:Portland NAACP, Urban League of Portland,Kairos PDX, Black Lives Matter Portland, Generational Resistance PDX, Don't Shoot Portland.You can also donate to the GoFundMe for PDX Protest Bail Fund.

Craft Brew News – 11/29/19(Stories Courtesy of Brewbound – www.brewbound.com)Hopworks Urban Brewery Opens Mug Club to Members of Closed Portland Breweries’ ClubsAfter a spate of craft breweries and cideries closing in the Portland, Oregon, Hopworks Urban Brewery announced it will extend its mug club membership to members of similar clubs at any now-closed businesses. The craft brewery also invited former workers to apply at its taprooms.Hopworks founder Christian Ettinger said in a press release “When we heard about the recent closures of Portland institutions, we felt a void in the community,” “A lot of livelihoods and social occasions are affected by these closings, and we want to help, whether it’s honoring closed establishments’ mug clubs or helping people who have lost their jobs get back on their feet.”Former employees of closed businesses are invited to apply for jobs at Hopworks’ locations in Portland and Vancouver, Washington.The offer is valid through December 31 and provides consumers with 21 oz. pours for the cost of 16 oz. pours and 10% off merchandise and growler fills.In the past year, Portland has seen the following businesses close: Cider Riot, Coalition Brewing, Rock Bottom Brewery & Restaurant, Lompoc, Bridgeport and Burnside. Widmer Brothers, Portland Brewing and Alameda closed taproom locations, though their brands continue.Asahi Bets Big on BeerAsahi Group Holdings has doubled down on acquisitions of breweries outside its home market of Japan.CEO Akiyoshi Koji told reporters that his goal is for Asahi to lead the premium beer segment in every market it’s in, according to a report on Yahoo Finance. Koji helped propel his company to growth through a blockbuster $11 billion deal in July to acquire Melbourne, Australia’s Carlton & United Breweries from Anheuser-Busch. Under Koji, Asahi has spent more than $20 billion making other acquisitions across the globe.These moves are antithetical compared to how other global brewers are facing beer’s slowdown; many, such as Constellation Brands, are expanding into industries like cannabis or launching different beverage products like hard seltzers.Minnesota Remains Last State for 3.2 BeerMinnesota remains the last state in the nation to limit beer sales at grocery and convenience stores to beer with an alcohol by weight (ABW) of 3.2% or lower, according to the Minneapolis Star Tribune.Earlier this month, Utah loosened its laws to permit sales of beer that’s 4% ABW (about 5% alcohol by volume), leaving Minnesota as the last 3.2 beer state.Shady Oak Barrel House Under Fire for Derogatory PG&E Beer NameSanta Rosa, California-based brewpub Shady Oak Barrel House was overwhelmed with negative online reviews and phone calls from consumers after it named a beer “Fuck PG&E” to disparage executives of Pacific Gas & Electric, the utility company whose lines have allegedly sparked wildfires in California over the past several years.Negative reviews poured in from public utility employees and their supporters from across the country who took umbrage with the name. Shady Oak Barrel House posted an apology letter to its Facebook page last week, explaining the intent behind the name.“The name was not intended to go after honest hard-working people that have been and still currently are helping our community,” the post said. “It is not to undercut or attack those that have been away from their families in order to serve others in times of recent disasters. The name doesn’t suggest anything remotely like this; however, some people chose to read it this way.”To combat the deluge of one-star ratings, Shady Oak Barrel House has offered to discount beer purchases by $1 for any customers who leave “an honest Yelp, Google or Facebook review.”PG&E was found to be at fault by Cal Fire for 2018’s Camp Fire, which killed 85 people and destroyed nearly 20,000 structures, and is facing trial for its role in the 2017 Stubbs Fire, and is being questioned about last month’s Kincaid Fire, according to SFGate.Craft Beer Storm Website: www.craftbeerstorm.com If your Company, Hotel or Restaurant wants to book a CraftBeer Weekend or Craft Beer Evening for your guests or employees send an email to Michael@craftbeerstorm.com Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/craft-beer-storm-podcast-30776075/Subscribe to Craft Beer Storm Podcast iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/craft-beer-storm/id1438117278?mt=2Support ACS In NYC MarathonI ran the NYC Marathon through the American Cancer Society and I am aiming to raise $32,000 ($3,200 Minimum X 10X) - please follow link below to donate what you can - $25, $50, $30K! - Onward... - Here is link –http://main.acsevents.org/site/TR?fr_id=94035&pg=personal&px=49477898&fbclid=IwAR2mBEvhF1wMA_BbHPhkavichNSFrE9Y9gi2RVZzfQ_4Da5Sht7gvH9rY_k*** A Top 20 Podcast in Food on iTunes ***Michael Potorti is the Host of Craft Beer Storm and Founder/Brewer at Beara Brewing Co. in Portsmouth, NH*** Interested in starting your own brewery? 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Hopworks was founded in 2007 by Christian Ettinger, their Brewmaster. He started brewing in his parent’s kitchen during his first summer break in college and it didn’t take long to decide he would open his own brewpub. Christian began his career at the Eugene City Brewery, where many of Oregon’s great brewers have had their start. He completed Intensive Brewing and Science and Engineering courses from the American Brewers Guild and was awarded the World Beer Cup Champion Brewmaster while brewing at Laurelwood Pub and Brewery in Portland. Blueberry Milkshake IPA has a velvety texture from an abundance of wheat and oats, along with berry-forward Galaxy and Vic Secret hops for flavor and aroma. The beer is then fermented on mounds of blueberries and added lactose for extra body and sweetness. This week on FDB - a politician uses the wrong filter, a driver is not Saved by the Bell, a woman gets in trouble for a mini joy ride, and more! Now please kick back, and enjoy another sit down with Friends Drink Beer. To support the Hopworks Urban Brewer and find out more about their beers, visit: Website: hopworksbeer.com Instagram: @hopworksbeer BEER EVENT OF THE WEEK EVENT: 3rd Anniversary IPA Fest WHERE: North Park Brewing Company in San Diego, CA WHEN: Saturday, June 29 from 11am - 4:00pm WHAT: Come celebrate 3 years with them at their third annual NPBC Anniversary IPA Fest! Craft beer will be flowing at this in-house beer festival! Enjoy unlimited tastes of amazing IPAs from their meticulously curated list from San Diego and beyond! Join the whole team and grab tastes of delicious IPAs at multiple pouring stations around the taproom. Get your tickets today for food, live music, unlimited tasters and more to be expected. Have a question for Ryan & Alex? Submit it today at www.friendsdrinkbeer.com, and we will answer it on the next episode! Lastly if you like the show, donate to us and show your support: www.patreon.com/friendsdrinkbeer CREDITS Alex Hobbs - Executive Producer Ryan Roope - Executive Producer Episode Written By - Jared Brody & Alexis Ashjian

Join artist J Swofford and host Erik at Hopworks Urban Brewery for a discussion on the Picatrix Decans. J is the creator of the Picatrix Decans talisman deck. They discuss astrological magic, homebrewing, astrological brewing, and the Picatrix Decans. When we look at the Picatrix decans, we compare descriptions and notes from both the Warnock-Greer Picatrix and the Attrell Picatrix. We discuss the origins of magical images and how talismans can be created from the imagery of the decans. We are also joined briefly by Scotty, our server at Hopworks, who shares with us some interesting facts about Ancient Egypt and the stars! I love Portland. Links Picatrix Decans card deck on Etsy J’s Blog J’s artist website Support My Alchemical Bromance on the Arnemancy Patreon! “And we’re all looking forward to your Picatrix beer — your Beercatrix.”

Welcome to another installment of the Oregon Brewery Running Series Podcast; Inspiring Oregonians to Be Active, Have Fun, and Give Back. We host family-friendly, 5K fun runs that start and end at some of Oregon's best breweries.REGISTER FOR OUR NEXT RUN HERE!Today on the podcast, we're talking all things Hopworks Vancouver! Nathan sat down for a chat with brewmaster Matt Speckenbach, and General Manager, Troy Emmons.Please join us on Saturday, February 23, 2019, for a 5K fun run that starts and ends at Hopworks Brewing, Vancouver. Kids are always welcome, but especially at this run! ABOUT USThe Oregon Brewery Running Series is about inspiring Oregonians to Get Active, Have Fun, and Give Back. We host family-friendly, 5K fun runs that start and end at some of Oregon's best breweries. Register for our next run here! If you'd like to join us at one of our next runs, register with promo code HUB15, and you'll get 15% off your entry. Our theme music, the Oregon Song, is written and performed by James Hoffman.

There's a lot to like about brewing in Portland, Oregon but for Justin Miller the Head Brewer of Hopworks Urban Brewery having access to terrific hop growers just a short drive away tops the list. On this episode he discusses the important relationship between farm and brewery, why all brewers and drinkers need to be more focused on environmental concerns, and why the Cascadian dark ale is a style with substance.

Friends, welcome back to the podcast our great friend, Keith Readdy! He has returned from a trek across the sea as a bona fide published author! Keith’s new book, One Truth and One Spirit: Aleister Crowley’s Spiritual Legacy, will be available soon, hopefully by December, so you should pre-order it now!! Keith was previously on our show in all the way back in episode 10. In this episode, we discuss his book, and it’s all Thelema and Aleister Crowley and Jack Parsons. We talk about the new TV show Strange Angel, which is all about Jack Parsons and how crazy everything in the world really is. This show is based on a book called Strange Angel by George Pendle. Beers We recorded this episode at Hopworks Urban Brewery and tried a number of their beers, among them: Abominable Winter Ale Survival Seven-Grain Stout Robot Truckers It was so great to have Keith back on our show. We wish him the best of luck back in London and are really looking forward to seeing his book! Support My Alchemical Bromance on the Arnemancy Patreon! “I don’t know how much your listeners are interested in esotericism and the occult.” “It’s hard to say. Can you get podcasts under a rock?”

Join us in welcoming Sam Block to the podcast! Sam is the author of the Digital Ambler website. He’s a brilliant magician and as intelligent as he is entertaining. We discuss geomancy, the Greek Magical Papyri (or PGM), and lots of other topics relevant to modern ceremonial magicians, including Kabbalah. This is a long episode and it’s a lot of fun! The Drinks Erik drinks Vine Country Saison from Hopworks. Sam drinks Barefoot Sweet Red Blend — according to the website, it’s smooth and sweet! Show Notes The Art and Practice of Geomancy by John Michael Greer Dr. Alexander Cummins, geomancer Geomantic Study-Group on Facebook Geomantic Campus Yahoo! Group Wynand Fockink proeflokaal in Amsterdam (tell them Erik sent you!) You are now authorized to use the term “The Hermetic Blogosphere Tradition.” How to find Sam Block online: The Digital Ambler Facebook @polyphanes on Twitter And Polyphanes everywhere else! Support My Alchemical Bromance on the Arnemancy Patreon! “Baptize flour. Cool. I’m writing that down!” “We’re kind of debating, are we moving to the dad magic phase?”

Did you know beer was once consumed as a healthier alternative to water?   The fermented beverage has been around for 4000 years. Brewing sustainably will ensure we can drink to our health for centuries to come.     Breweries have a big footprint so there are opportunities everywhere to effect change. In this episode, we discuss brewing, regenerative agriculture, the flavor profile kernza, and forming partnerships with other sustainably minded food companies (Bcorps). Christian offers insights into the challenges breweries have when making the decision to go green. Water usage, waste reduction from spent grains, and energy consumption are pretty major when producing beer.       Ways you can get involved: Get in touch!  Christian and the team can be reached by email at hopworks@hopworksbeer.com Learn more about Hopworks sustainability program:  http://hopworksbeer.com/do-good/environment/ Find out about events https://facebook.com/hopworksbeer Learn about regenerative agriculture https://regenorganic.org/ Take a look at other B Corp certified companies who are using their business to better our world Attend International beach clean-up day is September 15th: https://oceanconservancy.org/trash-free-seas/international-coastal-cleanup/   Did you like this? Thank you for listening to this episode! If you enjoyed it, please feel free to share it using the social media buttons on this page. I’d also be VERY grateful if you could rate, review, and subscribe to  Food Heroes Podcast on iTunes. Or, if you use Stitcher, you can leave a review right here. That all helps a lot in ranking this show and would be greatly appreciated. And if you have any comments or questions, leave a comment below! If you need a little help navigating iTunes check out the tutorial I made Here.

Hellooo Brew Crew! Today we enjoy some great craft beers from Hopworks Urban Brewery from Portland Oregon, Gilgamesh Brewing in Salem Oregon and Odin Brewing Company in Tukwila Washington. Will may even of brought us a little bit of Ole Smokey Blackberry and Hunchy Punch Moon Shine! If you want to drink along with us, we are drinking Gear Up from Hopworks, DJ Jazzy Hef from Gilgamesh and Odin's Gift from Odin Brewing. Today's main topic is the crazy world of online dating. We discuss the difficulties people have with it. Throw out some interesting statistics and get our drink on along the way. Sit back, grab a cold one and have a few laughs with us today on the Here's To Brewcast! -Kyle PS. Don't be a dick, drink responsibly Instagram/Facebook/Twitter/Snapchat @HeresToBrew --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/herestobrew/support

In this solo episode, Erik reviews “The Magician Longs to See” Twin Peaks Tarot deck. This is our first episode in quite a while but we will be back soon! In the meantime, enjoy these show notes and links and hang in there. The Beer Erik reviews Abominable Winter Ale from Hopworks Urban Brewery. Links The Magician Longs to See gallery The Magician Longs to See on Indiegogo (I don’t think the deck is for sale at the moment but I sure hope that changes!)

Welcome back to another installment of the Oregon Brewery Running Series Podcast. Inspiring Oregonians to Get Active, Have Fun, and Give Back. We host family-friendly, 5K fun runs that start and end at some of Oregon's best breweries. In today's show, Nathan reflects on our 2017 season, thank a bunch of people who made it happen and hear from a few of our participants. We'll also give you a sneak peek into the 2018 season! 2017, By The Numbers In 2017, we hosted 18, 5k fun runs, at 16 different breweries. We were at Portland Brewing twice (once for the Hoppy Earth Day Brewfest), and at two of the Hopworks locations (Powell and Vancouver). In 2017, we had 2,061 participants, and based on our best guessitmation, nearly 1,300 different people ran at least one event, meaning, a whole bunch of you ran more than one. People like Kim C, Kim W, Mark (there are three of them, you know who you are), Robert, Chris, Bill, and Laura (to name a few), ran in 5 or more events, which is pretty impressive. We also kept track of the number of pints of beer you all drank, or at least the ones we purchased. Between all participants, volunteers, partners and our musical guests, that number is, approximately, 2,466. You also ran 5,111 miles or 8225.4K. We raised just over $4,000 for the Oregon Brewshed Alliance, The Portland Parks Foundation, and Life Vest Inside. Thank you for making our second season such a memorable one. The participants, you, are indeed an inspiration. Hearing some of your stories helped Drew and I realized the diverse backgrounds we all have. From those working in the medical profession to creative types, teachers, lawyers, insurance providers, entrepreneurs, active military personnel and so many more. We all share a deep love for running and beer. But it's not really about the beer and running for us. It's about bringing people together as part of a community. Many of our participants ran their very first organized 5K this year, and we feel so honored they did so with us. Whether or not they run in a whole bunch more of our events, we hope that running and being active becomes a lifestyle for all of you. We also know that some of you are hardcore runners, doing other timed races in the area. We appreciate you too and love that you chose one of our events to take it easy for a day. We hope that bringing together these two different types of runners inspires everyone to stay active, have fun, and give back as we all discover and enjoy the intricacies of craft beer in this great state of ours. After our last event of 2017 at Stickmen Brewing in Tualatin, Oregon on November 11, I walked around and interviewed some of our participants. I wanted to get a sense of why they decided to spend a Saturday morning with us. Here are a few of my favorite quotes: It's laid back, low key, no pressure! Running and beer...what else is there to say? Easy way to get back into running after an injury. Feel like family..like that it's a small group of people. It's just really fun! And a lot more, so listen now!

Jeff and Patrick visit Hopworks Urban Brewing in Portland, Oregon to learn about the packaging side of craft beer. Hopworks has both a canning line and a bottling line and they discuss the advantages and disadvantages of both and go deep into the details of canning - increasingly the preferred package type of craft beer.

The Oregon Brewery Running Series is about three things: Getting Active, Having Fun, and Giving Back. Our name may lead you to believe it's all about beer and running, but that's just how we accomplish it. We get people active by hosting 5K fun runs that start and end at great breweries. These are family-friendly events where people can run as fast or as slow as they want. It doesn't matter, partially because it's not timed, but also because the idea is just to get your body moving. A lot of good comes from that. The second thing, having fun, also doesn't need an explanation. Yes, our runs involved craft beer from some of the best breweries in Oregon and now Southwest Washington, but the fun doesn't simply come from what's in your pint glass. There's something inherently enjoyable about getting together with like-minded people. Runners and craft beer enthusiasts are some of the nicest folks you'll meet. The runners high is real, and we have a blast celebrating the accomplishment of finishing a 3.1 mile run by pairing good beer with great people. The third thing, giving back, is less obvious, but no less important to us. When Drew and I started this in the summer of 2016, it was important to us that we partner with non-profit organizations doing good in and for our community. We wanted to help, to give back to the great communities we live in. Currently, 10% of our proceeds go to help the work of The Oregon Brewshed Alliance through Oregon Wild, and also the Portland Parks Foundation, the fundraising arm of the incredible Portland Park and Rec department. We're proud to announce a third non-profit partner. Life Vest Inside is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that inspires, empowers and educates people of all backgrounds to lead a life of kindness. Today on the Oregon Brewery Running Series podcast, you'll get to hear my conversation with Jason Hattrick, a local volunteer for Live Vest. He's also a Kindness Ambassador and a Dance for Kindness Group Leader. We talk about the movement that is Life Vest Inside, what exactly Kindness is, why all of us need more of it in our lives, and a few tips for quickly showing the next person you see a random act of kindness. We'd love to invite you to one of our next 5K fun runs that start and end at great breweries in Oregon and now a few in Southwest Washington. November 4 we'll be at the Hopworks location in Vancouver, and next week, November 11, we'll be in Tualatin at Stickmen Brewing. Use promo code LVI5, for Life Vest Inside to save $5 on your entry. Resources and Links Vote now for the KIND Foundation grant for Life Vest Inside. VOTE HERE! Voting ends on October 31. Kindness Boomerang Video Kindness Boomerang Book Kindness Boomerang Tour November 4, Run at Hopworks November 12 - Dance for Kindness

Hopworks Urban Brewery, based in Portland, Oregon, believes that creating world-class beer and food doesn't have to come at the expense of maximizing profit over sustainability. They believe in using business practices that improve the environment and inspire the community. And that's more than just a marketing thing. Their founder, owner, and brewmaster, Christian Ettinger, believes deeply in the idea of using beer as a source for good. Christian asks himself, What do I need to make a respectable living, to treat my employees and the external community properly, and not pillage the planet while sourcing? Today on the show, I'm talking with Christian Ettinger, from Hopworks Brewery. I sat down with Christian over a few beers, three to be exact, a while back, and got to know more about his passion for creating world-class sustainably produced beer and doing good for people and the planet. In this episode of the Oregon Brewery Running Series Podcast, we'll dig into how he became interested in beer at a young age, and some of the ways Hopworks is utilizing their platform to invest into green initiatives. We will also chat about the organizational culture at Hopworks, and perhaps most importantly, listen to Christian describe the flavor profiles of the beer we tasted, and where those ingredients come from, so keep listening! Before we get to all that, however, here's a plug to signup for our next 5K fun run! We're going to be running at the Hopworks location in Vancouver Washington on Saturday, November 4th. Register here and save $5 with promo code HUB5! If you've never been to one of our runs before, all of them are untimed 3.1-mile events, totally family friendly, and not only do you get a beer when you're finished but also live music, raffle prizes and more. Resources Here are links to some of the sites and organizations references in this episode. Hopworks Beer List FULL Video Interview with Christian The B Corporation Salmon Safe 1% for the Planet The Strett Trust REGISTER HERE for the Hopworks 5K in Vancouver on November 4, 2017.

Matt and Erik discuss divination and scrying while drinking delicious beers at Hopworks Urban Brewery. This episode is on the shorter side but there’s a lot of great stuff in it. Location We recorded at Hopworks Urban Brewery, a certified B Corporation. Erik is a member of the Hopworks Mug Club and thinks you should be, too! Beers Matt tried a bunch of beers, but a couple really stood out. Or we talked about them the most. Pig War Xocolatl Wake Up Double Vision Ferocious Citrus IPA Links Katie Montana Jordan Classic Ouija board Egyptian concept of the soul White IPAs

On today’s beer centric episode of Nerdsense, we review New Belgium’s Fat Tire & Friends CollaBEERation Pack, featuring radical interpretations of New Belgium’s Fat Tire Ale by distinguished brewers Allagash, Avery, Hopworks, Firestone Walker, and Rhinegeist. It was an amazing time and, hopefully, an enlightening listen for you, our listeners. Cheers! Look for the edited […]

On today’s beer centric episode of Nerdsense, we review New Belgium’s Fat Tire & Friends CollaBEERation Pack, featuring radical interpretations of New Belgium’s Fat Tire Ale by distinguished brewers Allagash, Avery, Hopworks, Firestone Walker, and Rhinegeist. It was an amazing time and, hopefully, an enlightening listen for you, our listeners. Cheers! Look for the edited […]

Beers Allagash Fat Funk Avery Fat Wild Hopworks Fat Sour Apple Firestone Fat Hoppy Rhinegeist Fat Pale Truly Spiked & Sparkling Water - Pomegranate Rankings: Jeff: 1. Firestone Walker 2. Avery 3. Rhinegeist 4. Allagash 5. Hopworks 6. Truly Greg: 1. Avery 2. Firestone Walker 3. Rhinegeist 4. Allagash 5. Truly 6. Hopworks Social: @craftbeerradio on Twitter CBR on Facebook CBR on Google+ Support CBR: Subscribe or Donate Review CBR on iTunes CBR Amazon Store Try Amazon Prime 30-Day Free Trial Try Audible and Get Two Free Audiobooks Join Amazon Third Party Video Subscriptions Free Trial Join SEESO Free Trial Join SHOWTIME Free Trial Join Amazon Family 30-Day Free Trial Join Amazon Kindle Unlimited 30-Day Free Trial Shop Amazon - Give the Gift of Amazon Prime Shop Amazon - Create an Amazon Wedding Registry Shop Amazon - Create an Amazon Baby Registry Amazon.com - Read eBooks using the FREE Kindle Reading App on Most Devices Shop Amazon - Contract Cell Phones & Service Plans Extras: Preshow Postshow

Beers Allagash Fat Funk Avery Fat Wild Hopworks Fat Sour Apple Firestone Fat Hoppy Rhinegeist Fat Pale Truly Spiked & Sparkling Water - Pomegranate Rankings: Jeff: 1. Firestone Walker 2. Avery 3. Rhinegeist 4. Allagash 5. Hopworks 6. Truly Greg: 1. Avery 2. Firestone Walker 3. Rhinegeist 4. Allagash 5. Truly 6. Hopworks Social: @craftbeerradio on Twitter CBR on Facebook CBR on Google+ Support CBR: Subscribe or Donate Review CBR on iTunes CBR Amazon Store Try Amazon Prime 30-Day Free Trial Try Audible and Get Two Free Audiobooks Join Amazon Third Party Video Subscriptions Free Trial Join SEESO Free Trial Join SHOWTIME Free Trial Join Amazon Family 30-Day Free Trial Join Amazon Kindle Unlimited 30-Day Free Trial Shop Amazon - Give the Gift of Amazon Prime Shop Amazon - Create an Amazon Wedding Registry Shop Amazon - Create an Amazon Baby Registry Amazon.com - Read eBooks using the FREE Kindle Reading App on Most Devices Shop Amazon - Contract Cell Phones & Service Plans Extras: Preshow Postshow

This week on Fuhmentaboudit!, Chris and Mary invite some brewers to the studio all the way from Portland, Oregon. We have Ben Edmunds from Breakside Brewery, Mike Wright and Josh Grgas from Commons Brewery, and Christian Ettinger from Hopworks Urban Brewery. These brewers tell us all about the city of Portland, which has around 180 breweries – that’s 1 brewery for around every 3,000 people! This program has been sponsored by GreatBrewers.com. “We let that yeast speak loudly in our beers, and the hops and the malt are a little more reserved.” Mike Wright on Fuhmentaboudit!