PNW Lagers

Discussion in 'Northwest' started by BBThunderbolt, Jul 2, 2014.

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  1. IPAguy2009

    IPAguy2009 Crusader (465) Oct 22, 2010 Oregon

    I think Base Camp brings some darn good lagers to the table. I second Breaksides pilsner, on tap it is my favorite pils I've yet have.
     
    #21 IPAguy2009, Jul 8, 2014
  2. suncrust

    suncrust Zealot (603) Apr 17, 2011 Washington

    Been pounding a lot of HUB's lager lately. Not the best out there, but 4 pk tallboys sure are a great thing, esp for hiking/camping. Lager + can = happy.

    Speaking of, is Boundary Bay canning that Vienna @beertunes ?
     
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  3. BBThunderbolt

    BBThunderbolt Grand High Pooh-Bah (7,846) Sep 24, 2007 Kiribati
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    NO!!! No daminit! You beerthirsty beersuckers will have to flap your batwings up to Beeringham to get some! MMWAAHAHAHAH!

    Well, unless a keg happens to show in a I-5ish bar that's a good account, and near you. Then, well, ya could prolly just walk on over to your local. Whatevs.

    BTW, the next can on BB's schedule is the Traverse Ale, on the calender to be brewed this week, released mid-August-ish.
     
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  4. TheeWalrusHunter

    TheeWalrusHunter Initiate (0) Aug 23, 2013 Oregon

    Man, finally a thread after my own heart... Lagers, how I love thee.

    I cant really say much more than has already been said, but I just wanted to feel a part of the team:

    My go to's:

    Occidental Everything
    The Commons Pilsners
    Heater Allen Seasonals
    Full Sail Sessions (the closest thing I drink to Bud)

    I've also really enjoyed Widmer's 30th Anniversary beers (not to mention these are the coolest damn bottles out there). Anyone else?
     
    #24 TheeWalrusHunter, Jul 8, 2014
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