
Sunday River Brewing Co. They have a pretty tasty alt and porter as well, but the flagship is the standout. (A few snowflakes are falling lazily down--whether it's evident in this photo remains to be seen.)
A couple days ago, Sally and I drove through Portsmouth, NH--where there is a fantastic brewery and possibly the best oatmeal stout I ever tasted (key: 30% oats in the grist). On nitro, the head was thick enough you could float a brick on it.
I'll write more--but all in good time. Now I have a football game and this IPA to attend to.
Update. The snowflakes are no longer lazy.

Are you saying... Enjoyable IPA's and Stouts can actually be found outside the Oregon border? Wow! A revelation! ;-}
ReplyDeleteNext thing I'll here 'a lot of breweries across the nation use Hops from Oregon?' Say it isn't so!
I really hope that you're going to make the trip out to Ebenezer's.... That place is worth the flight out there in and of itself.
ReplyDeleteHah, I was just going to mention Ebenezer's too! Go!
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