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| Courtesy of Portland Farmhouse and Wild Ale Festival |
Portland, OR -
March 31st - April 2nd, 2017 will see the kickoff of the Inaugural Portland Farmhouse Weekend organized around the 5th annual Portland Farmhouse and Wild Ale Festival at Saraveza and co-presented by Point Blank Distributing.
Oregon's farmhouse brewers will come together to promote and celebrate
the unique culture around U.S. farmhouse brewing that has taken off in
Oregon and other regions across the country with events all weekend long
including Upright Brewing's 8th Anniversary on April 1st and a weekend brewer meet-and-greet and tap takeover at The Commons on 3/31. Watch the website calendar at http://portlandfarmhousefes
Returning
for it's 5th year and larger than ever, the Portland Farmhouse and Wild
Ale Festival will increase it's footprint both in outdoor tented space
as well as a new Friday evening VIP session from 4-9pm.
One of the annual festival exclusives, the 5th annual official fest
beer is a single barrel spontaneously fermented wild ale from Logsdon
Farmhouse Ales. Bottles will be available at the festival each day in
limited amounts at opening. Over fifty different farmhouse ales will be
Portland
Farmhouse and Wild Ale Festival and the inaugural Farmhouse Weekend
celebrate the rustic, working-class, yeast-driven beers that originated
in France and Belgium but have had a new renaissance in the United
States. Oregon being home to many great farmhouse brewers like Logsdon
Farmhouse Ales, The Ale Apothecary, Alesong Brewing & Blending, The
Commons Brewery, Upright Brewing, pFriem Family Brewers, Agrarian Ales,
De Garde, Wolves & People Farmhouse Brewery, Ruse Brewing, Great
Notion Brewing, Culmination Brewing, Yachats Brewing, Reach Break
Brewing, all who will be participating in this years festivities.
The
beer and brewery lineup is not simply limited to local beers though,
expect beers and brewers from: Perennial Artisan Ales (St. Louis, MO)
Wander Brewing (Bellingham, WA), Engine House No. 9 (Tacoma, WA), Urban
Family Brewing (Seattle, WA), Three Magnets Brewing (Olympia, WA),
Matchless Brewing (Olympia, WA), Propolis Brewing (Port Townsend, WA),
Almanac (SF, CA), Crooked Stave Artisan (Denver, CO), The Buery
(Placentia, CA), Blackberry Farms (Walland, TN), Against the Grain
Brewing (Louisville, KY), Stillwater Artisan Ales, and many more to be
announced.
Tickets are on sale now for Festival General Admission Sat. April 1st 11am - 9pm and Sun. April 2nd 11am - 6pm and the Friday, March 31st VIP Session 4pm - 9pm at http://www.merctickets.
The
Portland Farmhouse and Wild Ale Festival is looking for volunteers to
pour beers, work operations and security over the three days.
Volunteers receive festival entry, a meal and a Saraveza gift
certificate. Any interested parties, please contact: info@saraveza.com
For more info follow the Festival on Facebook at @PortlandFarmhouseandWildAl
About Saraveza:
Derived from the owner’s name and the Spanish word for beer, Saraveza is a place to celebrate craft beer, eat well and enjoy friends and strangers alike. We’re a North Portland watering hole and craft beer convenience store w/ 250+ bottles and 9 rotating taps. www.Saraveza.com
Derived from the owner’s name and the Spanish word for beer, Saraveza is a place to celebrate craft beer, eat well and enjoy friends and strangers alike. We’re a North Portland watering hole and craft beer convenience store w/ 250+ bottles and 9 rotating taps. www.Saraveza.com
WHEN: Sat. April 1st 11am - 9pm and Sun. April 2nd 11am - 6pm, VIP Session Friday, March 31st VIP Session 4pm - 9pm
WHERE: Saraveza, The Bad Habit Room and along N. Michigan street at 1004 N. Killingsworth St, Portland, OR 97217
COST:
$25 General Admission ticket for a branded glass and 10 drink tickets,
additional tickets $1, 4oz pours 1-4 tickets. VIP Session $35 for same
glass and ticket combo.
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