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Beer lovers and cycling enthusiasts ride 42 miles round-trip, commemorating the eruption of Mount St. Helens
WHAT:Redhook
Brewery commemorates the May 18, 1980, eruption of Mount St. Helens
with the annual Haul Ash Tour de Brew, a 42-mile round-trip ride along
the Burke-Gilman Trail from
the Woodinville brewery to LTD Bar & Grill in Fremont and back.
Upon arriving in Fremont, participants over the age of 21 can quench their thirst with a cold pint before biking back to the brewery for the Post Pedal Party, featuring hot food, cold drinks and live music.
Upon arriving in Fremont, participants over the age of 21 can quench their thirst with a cold pint before biking back to the brewery for the Post Pedal Party, featuring hot food, cold drinks and live music.
Event proceeds will benefit
The Hope Heart Institute, a Bellevue-based nonprofit organization dedicated
to research, education and prevention of cardiovascular disease in the Northwest.
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| Courtesy of Redhook |
WHO:Haul Ash and the Post Pedal Party are open to all ages. Beer and wine will be available for those who are 21+ with valid ID.
WHEN:Saturday, May 21, 2016
Ride begins at 10 a.m. and will last approximately 2.5 to 4 hours.
Post Pedal Party lasts 12:30 to 5 p.m.
Ride begins at 10 a.m. and will last approximately 2.5 to 4 hours.
Post Pedal Party lasts 12:30 to 5 p.m.
WHERE:Redhook Brewery
14300 NE 145th Street
Woodinville, WA 98072
14300 NE 145th Street
Woodinville, WA 98072
Parking available on-site and in designated neighboring lots.
Price
($40 preregistration, $45 day of ride) includes admission to the Post
Pedal Party, two beer tickets and a Redhook messenger swag bag
with Haul Ash pint glass, earbuds and Redhook koozie.
Family and friends can meet riders at the Post Pedal Party, with a suggested $5 donation to the Hope Heart Institute.
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| Courtesy of Redhook |
About Redhook
Redhook
was born out of the energy and spirit of the early 1980s in the heart
of Seattle. While the term didn’t exist at the time, Redhook became
one of America’s first “craft” breweries with its focus on creating
“better beers.” From a modest start in a former transmission shop in the
Seattle neighborhood of Ballard to a Fremont trolley barn that housed
The Trolleyman brewpub, to its current breweries
in Woodinville, Wash., and Portsmouth, N.H., Redhook has become one of
America’s most recognized craft breweries. Redhook will open a 10-barrel
brewpub in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle in the fall of
2016.
While
Redhook has “grown up” over the past 30 years, one thing has never
changed — Redhook is still brewing great beers like ESB, Long Hammer
IPA,
American Pale Ale and a variety of seasonal beers, including Blackhook.
Most importantly, Redhook has fun doing it. Redhook beers are available
on draught and in bottles and cans around the country. For more
information,
visit
www.redhook.com.
Twitter and Instagram: @Redhook_Brewery
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