Style: Wheat       Food Pairing: Hot & Spicy, Poultry

 

Tasting Notes:

This unfiltered wheat beer has flavors of honey and orange balanced with a nice medium-sweet malt character. It is medium bodied with no harsh bitterness and a nice honey-orange finish.

 

7 Ingredients:

Malts: Northwest 2-row and Wheat.
Hops: Willamette.

Specialty: #48 Oregon Wildflower Honey and Orange Juice.

Yeast & Water: Rogue's Pacman Yeast & Free Range Coastal Water.

Specs:

13º PLATO

10 IBU

79 AA

3.5º Lovibond

 

World Class Package:

Draft, 22oz Bottle

 

 

 

2011 World Beer Championships - Gold
2011 U.S. Beer Tasting Championships - NW Champ
2010 Australian International Beer Awards—Bronze
2009 U.S. Beer Tasting Championships—PNW Champ

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“As he brews, so shall he drink. – (1573–1637)"

– Ben Johnson

 

HISTORY

The oldest and largest Eugene brewery was built in 1866 at Ninth and Olive by Lewis Burns. He ran his Eugene City Brewery for seven years, then sold it to August Werner and Henry Hagerman in 1873, who in turn sold to Michael and Joseph Vogl. The final owner of the original Lewis Burns brewery was Henry Weinhard, the Portland brew king, who purchased it in 1890. Not long after he bought the Ninth Avenue brewery, Henry shut down its beermaking operation. Thereafter the big barn with the twin smokestacks was known as Weinhard’s Beer and Ice Depot. In 1914 the old brewery building was sold and torn down.