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SUMMARY:Daylight\, Dark Night & Blue Skies
DESCRIPTION:Papa Bueno Tequila invites you to join us for a day of music\, hydroplanes\, Blue Angels\, and tequila\, for community\, fun\, View the Seafair Hydroplane Races\, the Blue Angels Aerial Show and live performances by Booboolala\, Decent at Best\, All Star Opera and Landmark DJ. \nAll proceeds go to support the local musical arts of the greater Seattle region through our partners at Talk It Up TV! \nGet tickets for you and a friend to the party of the summer by following the link below & stay updated on all the news surrounding Seafair by following us on all social medias! \nhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/papa-bueno-tequila-seafair-party-2018-daylight-dark-night-blue-skies-tickets-47650363520?aff=affiliate1
URL:https://sipsite.rainydayprosper.com/event/daylight-dark-night-blue-skies-2/
LOCATION:1500 Lakeside Ave S Seattle Wa\, 1500 Lakeside Ave S\, Seattle\, WA\, 98144\, United States
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SUMMARY:Daylight\, Dark Night & Blue Skies
DESCRIPTION:Papa Bueno Tequila invites you to join us for a day of music\, hydroplanes\, Blue Angels\, and tequila\, for community\, fun\, View the Seafair Hydroplane Races\, the Blue Angels Aerial Show and live performances by Booboolala\, Decent at Best\, All Star Opera and Landmark DJ. \nAll proceeds go to support the local musical arts of the greater Seattle region through our partners at Talk It Up TV! \nGet tickets for you and a friend to the party of the summer by following the link below & stay updated on all the news surrounding Seafair by following us on all social medias! \nhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/papa-bueno-tequila-seafair-party-2018-daylight-dark-night-blue-skies-tickets-47650363520?aff=affiliate1
URL:https://sipsite.rainydayprosper.com/event/daylight-dark-night-blue-skies/
LOCATION:1500 Lakeside Ave S Seattle Wa\, 1500 Lakeside Ave S\, Seattle\, WA\, 98144\, United States
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SUMMARY:Growler's Taproom DIY Invitational
DESCRIPTION:[Content copied from press release.] \nGrowler’s Taproom\, inner southeast’s new pub and beer garden\, will honor Oregon’s self-distributed breweries\, cideries\, kombucha and soda makers with the DIY Invitational: A Two-Day Celebration of Self-Distributed Beverages\, Sept. 9 and 10 at 3343 S.E. Hawthorne. \nAll 30 of the pub’s beer taps\, five cider/mead taps and kombucha and soda taps will be filled by companies who make\, sell and deliver their own goods without the help of a wholesale distribution partner. \nThe event is the brainchild of Growler’s bartender Jim Parker\, who has worked for several self-distributed breweries and last year organized a series of Selfie-Fest Roadshow tap takeover events. The idea\, he says\, is threefold: To show appreciation to the number of fiercely independent self-distributed breweries in the state; to educate beer drinkers on the distribution system and\, lastly\, “It’s a great excuse for brewers to get together and party.” \n“Most people don’t realize\, when they look at a tap list\, that some of the brewers up there had to work harder and beat longer odds to get their beer on that board\,” he says. \nThe majority of beers on the shelves and tap lists are sold and delivered by one of the state’s wholesale distributors. These are companies that brewers contract with to warehouse\, deliver and sell their beers within a set territory. In return\, wholesalers keep a percentage of the wholesale cost of each keg they sell – usually about 30 percent. Distributors have a wide range of brands and can offer bar owners the convenience of filling their taps while writing fewer checks and dealing with fewer deliveries. \nUntil 2001\, breweries that offered on-site consumption of their beers were legally required to sell all wholesale beer through distributors. Through a series of laws\, all brewers in Oregon are now allowed to self-distribute up to 7\,500 barrels a year. \n“Eventually\, just about every brewery will sign with a distributor because warehousing and delivery of the beer becomes unwieldy. But\, early on\, it is often worth the extra work and expense to keep that 30 percent margin on your beer\,” Parker says. “But it is hard for the lone sales person with maybe five to 10 beers to offer to compete with the distributor rep\, who has a literal book of beers. So this is our way of tipping our hats to these folks.” \nThere are enough self-distributed breweries that Growler’s will be featuring a different brewery on each tap with locals such as Baerlic and Stormbreaker alongside farther-flung breweries such as Alesong Brewing and Blending\, Freebridge and Wolf Tree. \nA second festival\, later in the month\, will focus on the state’s brewers who don’t have their own facilities\, but rather contract for brew time on other brewers’ systems. These brewers\, like Rosenstadt\, Awesome Ales and Pono “are kind of the nomads of the brewing world\,” Parker says. It is often a stepping stone along the way to opening a brewery. \nThe DIY Invitational will run Saturday and Sunday\, Sept. 9 and 10 from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. There is no entry fee. Beers will be available in 4-\, 12- and 16-ounce sizes. During the fest\, brewers will also be competing in what Growler’s is calling the Intergalactic Cornhole Championships\, cornhole tournament in the Growler’s beer garden.
URL:https://sipsite.rainydayprosper.com/event/growlers-taproom-diy-invitational/
LOCATION:Growlers Taproom\, 3343 SE Hawthorne Blvd\, Portland\, OR\, 97214\, United States
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SUMMARY:Growler's Taproom DIY Invitational
DESCRIPTION:[Content copied from press release.] \nGrowler’s Taproom\, inner southeast’s new pub and beer garden\, will honor Oregon’s self-distributed breweries\, cideries\, kombucha and soda makers with the DIY Invitational: A Two-Day Celebration of Self-Distributed Beverages\, Sept. 9 and 10 at 3343 S.E. Hawthorne. \nAll 30 of the pub’s beer taps\, five cider/mead taps and kombucha and soda taps will be filled by companies who make\, sell and deliver their own goods without the help of a wholesale distribution partner. \nThe event is the brainchild of Growler’s bartender Jim Parker\, who has worked for several self-distributed breweries and last year organized a series of Selfie-Fest Roadshow tap takeover events. The idea\, he says\, is threefold: To show appreciation to the number of fiercely independent self-distributed breweries in the state; to educate beer drinkers on the distribution system and\, lastly\, “It’s a great excuse for brewers to get together and party.” \n“Most people don’t realize\, when they look at a tap list\, that some of the brewers up there had to work harder and beat longer odds to get their beer on that board\,” he says. \nThe majority of beers on the shelves and tap lists are sold and delivered by one of the state’s wholesale distributors. These are companies that brewers contract with to warehouse\, deliver and sell their beers within a set territory. In return\, wholesalers keep a percentage of the wholesale cost of each keg they sell – usually about 30 percent. Distributors have a wide range of brands and can offer bar owners the convenience of filling their taps while writing fewer checks and dealing with fewer deliveries. \nUntil 2001\, breweries that offered on-site consumption of their beers were legally required to sell all wholesale beer through distributors. Through a series of laws\, all brewers in Oregon are now allowed to self-distribute up to 7\,500 barrels a year. \n“Eventually\, just about every brewery will sign with a distributor because warehousing and delivery of the beer becomes unwieldy. But\, early on\, it is often worth the extra work and expense to keep that 30 percent margin on your beer\,” Parker says. “But it is hard for the lone sales person with maybe five to 10 beers to offer to compete with the distributor rep\, who has a literal book of beers. So this is our way of tipping our hats to these folks.” \nThere are enough self-distributed breweries that Growler’s will be featuring a different brewery on each tap with locals such as Baerlic and Stormbreaker alongside farther-flung breweries such as Alesong Brewing and Blending\, Freebridge and Wolf Tree. \nA second festival\, later in the month\, will focus on the state’s brewers who don’t have their own facilities\, but rather contract for brew time on other brewers’ systems. These brewers\, like Rosenstadt\, Awesome Ales and Pono “are kind of the nomads of the brewing world\,” Parker says. It is often a stepping stone along the way to opening a brewery. \nThe DIY Invitational will run Saturday and Sunday\, Sept. 9 and 10 from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. There is no entry fee. Beers will be available in 4-\, 12- and 16-ounce sizes. During the fest\, brewers will also be competing in what Growler’s is calling the Intergalactic Cornhole Championships\, cornhole tournament in the Growler’s beer garden.
URL:https://sipsite.rainydayprosper.com/event/growlers-taproom-diy-invitational-2/
LOCATION:Growlers Taproom\, 3343 SE Hawthorne Blvd\, Portland\, OR\, 97214\, United States
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