Latest word on the 2nd annual Eugene Beer Week…
A week of craft beer events all over Eugene & Springfield
Eugene hosts its 2nd annual Beer Week May 7-13. Eugene Beer Week celebrates craft beer culture in the Willamette Valley. Events from beer releases to brewer dinners are in the works. Venues and breweries include…
- Ninkasi
- Oakshire
- Hop Valley
- Falling Sky
- 16 Tons
- The Bier Stein
- Izakaya Meiji
- Rogue
- Cornucopia
- Hot Mama’s Wings
- The Eugene Hilton
- Cascade Brewers Society
- Boneyard Beer
- Brewpublic
- Sasquatch Brew Fest
- Deschutes
- Hopworks
- And more!
Eugene Beer Week will feature beer tastings, brewer’s dinners, special bottle releases, a homebrew competition and other events celebrating craft beer. Breweries, retailers, bars, restaurants, and craft beer writers join together helping bring greater awareness of our region’s craft beers. Eugene Beer Week will culminate with the Sasquatch Brewer’s Dinner and Brewfest, which celebrate the life of a Eugene brewing legend: Glen Falconer.
The grassroots nature of this event brings a focus to Craft Beer and Eugene in a way that few, if any, events ever have. EugeneBeerWeek.org is the hub for the week with detailed information about all of the beer-related events taking place.
Events will be added to the website as we get closer to May.
More info
Globetrotter, homebrewer and writer Anthony St. Clair has walked with hairy coos in the Scottish Highlands, choked on seafood in Australia, and watched the full moon rise over Mt. Everest in Tibet. Anthony’s travels have also taken him around the sights and beers of Thailand, Japan, India, Canada, Ireland, the USA, Cambodia, China and Nepal. He and his wife live in Oregon and gave their son a passport for his first birthday.
I’m very upset about missing the festivities, but I’m really looking forward to your recommendations when we visit Eugene this summer!
Twitter: antsaint
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Oh, fear not. We’ll figure out a mini beer week. Falling Sky, Oakshire, Ninkasi, 16 Tons, Bier Stein… oh yeah. We’ll manage
Love the way they celebrate the Eugene beer week. I am looking forward for similar fest.