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Next up?! in . Pictured is their “Pilcifier” DDH American Pilsner and their “South of Reality” American Stout.

(well, technically ) question of the day - non-alcoholic cider or in a can.
We just tried four offerings from a cidery based in Corvallis (). Two are non-alcoholic (aka, .5%) cocktails with hard apple cider base and the other two are ciders, which include apples and pineapple.
Our question is, would you drink these over the real thing?
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Following up beers we indulged in, but forgot to share online, here's three beers from and their IPA Mixed Pack! *These were reviewed in December.
Full thoughts, here. instagram.com/p/C1tFxntLs4f/

Our next option is another from . This time, it's their Dry-Hopped IPA.
Overall, as expected, IPA has a mild mouthfeel, no noticeable alcoholic warmth (duh), and a lingering cloying character.
Overall, one shouldn't expect this to taste exactly like an IPA. Instead, consider this non-alcoholic as an alternative to that one more beer or if you want to cut back.
(image sourced from social media, as our sample arrived dented).
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Our first review in , we start with 's ISO. At 0.0% ABV, ISO clearly doesn't taste like an NA beer. Well, not 100%! Instead, we can glean from our experience something akin to a pale lager with the alcohol removed. If this is your first beverage, then it might be a bit jarring at first. Also, despite having 0 alcohol, a 11.2 fluid ounce can will your New Year Resolution back by 105.6 calories. *our samples were dented, so we 'borrowed' the brewery's images.

Returning to a trend we've not participated in years, we are giving a go. Well, more like Dry-ish. Starting soon, we will be sharing our thoughts on non-alcoholic beers here, like this West Coast IPA. Our criteria is simple. It has to be non-alcoholic (e.g. .5% or less ABV) or zero alcohol (e.g. 0.0% ABV).
In between all that, don't be surprised if we share thoughts on beer enjoyed in December. Till than and Cheers!

northwestbeerguide.com/home/20 "A last-minute guide to using your 8 tickets at this year's Winter Beer Fest, December 15th & 16th."
A quick summary of our picks at this year's in .

Meanwhile, we had a chance to check out a new light lager, to go head to head with the likes of Rainier.
Named Douglas Lager, we remarked on how smooth it was at 4.7%. Not sure on the specific costs of a case or six-pack, but it was a fun sipper, when we tried it!

This weekend we paid a visit to check out their latest collaborations. The first, Bat Dance, is a collaboration between the bottleshop & . The other, Whack Vibes Only, is an inspired hazy double india pale ale by Bottleworks and . Our thoughts after visiting the 'shop' are here (due to character limits). instagram.com/p/C0ZhTE-xjce/

For those in the United States, we want to wish everyone a . If you're still looking for pairing suggestions with a , here's a list of articles we wrote on the topics. Admittedly, it's not been updated in a bit. But, we'll try to get something up before .
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newsstreet.biz.id/want-to-own- "Want to own your own brewery, Boise? This ‘beloved’ one is for sale for $3.5 million" Formerly Garden City Brewing, the brewery was renamed to Powderhaus Brewing. Today, they are selling it for 3.5 million. Article by
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kgw.com/article/money/business Admittedly this came out of left field. But brewery, Ecliptic Brewing Company, has sold.
We're working with our contacts to get something formal, but looks like there's one less indie brewery in . news.

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