Fort George 3-way IPA

If all those were seriously eliminated and he wasn't just playing you, that's a serious hit on the Washington talent pool. Guess Reuben's, Boundary Bay, and Kulshan are still in the running.

 

Hoping it's Reuben's as the Washington brewer

 

It's probably not a Bellingham brewery. Although, I might not take Wander off the table.

 

Georgetown, Two Beers, Schooner Exact could also be in the running.

Who knows...

 

If we're going to set up a betting pool, I'll take the square with Crux and Georgetown.

 

I like vurt's idea, I'll take the Georgetown/Breakside square.

 

Well then I'll take the Old Schoolhouse/Breakside square.

 

Rueben's and Breakside

 

A big detail I forgot to add: Fort George's rep said about the next years collabers "the washington brewery is bigger than us, and the oregon brewery is smaller than us." hmmmm

 

There goes Reubens then, now I'll hope for Georgetown

 

Sounds like Georgetown then.

 

I don't see it being Pike or Hale's.

 

I'm def pulling for it to be Breakside from Oregon

 

Did the breweries for next year ever get announced? Pfriem and Georgetown? Any confirmation?
I miss 3way every day.

 

Ft. George/Pelican/Boundary Bay, coastline 3-Way IPA.

Hoping for Rubens/Breakside though.

 

3-way will live on ... I took the ingredients on page 3 of this thread, and brewed my own 3-way clone a few weeks ago. I just added added co2 to the corny keg Monday night, so it should be ready to sample in a week or two. It should be just shy of 7% and heavy on the mosaic. I still have 2 tall boys of 3-way in my beer fridge, gonna have to see how close I came to the real deal.

 

How old are those cans? Not sure those are the "real deal" anymore.

 

I think its 8/27. Just saving them for a rainy day and to compare the homebrew. I've had like 50 or more of these since the Summer, I had plenty of fresh ones.

 

I had my last can of 3-Way in early November. It was starting to fade but still really good.

 

I think 3-Way IPA was my happiest surprise to stumble upon after arriving here from NJ in late August.

It was also potentially my saddest surprise when I realized that, like most of my other favorite beers, I wouldn't be able to have it regularly.

I really thought moving to Portland from NJ would cure my "can't find your favorite beer" blues, but alas...