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| Photo courtesy Oregon Brewers Festival |
Two weeks ago, I published the Oregon Brewers Festival's 85 beer lineup. The festival organizers have just confirmed to me that they have purchased a minimum of 20 kegs of each beer!
In addition, a certain number of kegs (of each beer) will be allocated for each day. So, if you attend the festival at the start of any day, you should be able to try any of the beers in the “regular” lineup. Now on to the Buzz beers...
So what exactly are Buzz beers? While most of the beers in the regular lineup are broadly distributed (broad is a relative term), Buzz beers are produced on a more limited basis. Many were made exclusively for OBF, so this may be your only opportunity to try some of these brews.
The current lineup of 53 Buzz beers is listed below. If you’re interested in sampling these, here’s what you need to know:
- Buzz beers will be served only in the Buzz Tent. So look for the aforementioned tent.
- Quantities of Buzz beers will be very limited—just a keg or two of each (compared to the 20+ kegs for each of the regular beers).
- About 8+ Buzz beers will be poured at any given time.
- Follow @OBFBuzzTent on Twitter for periodic updates on what’s pouring.
- Samples only—no full pours.
- 2 tokens per sample.
So between the regular and Buzz lineups, you'll have nearly 140 options! Is that enough beer for you?
Which Buzz beers are you planning to taste? Click for more interesting facts about Oregon Brewers Festival. Check out my OBF tasting suggestions that you can download and take to the fest!
7/29 update: Late Friday night, OBF announced that the Buzz Tent is closed for the rest of the weekend. The Buzz crazy crowd emptied all of kegs during the first two days! Don't worry, there are still 85 beers left. I was able to taste two Buzz beers. Check out my OBF Day 2 summary for the details.
7/29 update: Late Friday night, OBF announced that the Buzz Tent is closed for the rest of the weekend. The Buzz crazy crowd emptied all of kegs during the first two days! Don't worry, there are still 85 beers left. I was able to taste two Buzz beers. Check out my OBF Day 2 summary for the details.
Brewery
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Beer
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10 Barrel
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Monkey Juice
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21st Amendment
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Old Glory
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Alameda
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Siberian Bear
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Alaskan
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Alaskan Smoked Porter
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Ale Industries
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Dry Hogged Bacon Brown
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Ale Industries
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Grand Cru Barrel Aged Sour
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Bear Republic
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Old Baba Yaga
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Beer Valley
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Heavy Sugars Braggot
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Beer Valley
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Delta 9 IPA
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Bison
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Organic Belgian Ale Brewed with Marmalade
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Black Diamond
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Grand Cru Bourbon Barrel
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Bonyard Beer
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Notorious IPA (3)
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Bonyard Beer
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Bourbon Backbone
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Boulevard
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Collaboration No. 2
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Boundary Bay
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Boundary Bay Imperial IPA
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BridgePort
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Stumptown Tart
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Cascade
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Various Live Barrels
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Coalition
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Hanso vs. Bulleit
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Deschutes
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Conflux
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Eel River
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Onyx
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Elysian
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Sextacula
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Fearless
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Fearless Strong Scotch Ale
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FiftyFifty
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Imperial Eclipse Stout
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FiftyFifty
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Baril Rouge Baltique
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Fort George
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Magnifera Indica Belgae
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Full Sail
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Old Boardhead Barleywine Ale 1995
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Gilgamesh
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Mega Monster Imperial IPA
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Goose Island
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Adeline
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Hollister
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Black Ice
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Laht Neppur
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Little Boy Stout
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Lompoc
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Bourbon Barrel LSD
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Lucky Lab
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Super Gin Dog Ale
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Mad River
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Le Frambic
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Maui
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Imperial CoCoNuT Porter
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Maui
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Oaked Father Damien Abbey
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Maui
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Oaked KGB Russian Imperial Stout
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McMenamins Crystal
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Mils Flur Na H'Alba
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McMenamins Fulton Pub
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Crimson and Clover
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McMenamins Thompson
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Northwest Lassie
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McMenamins West Linn
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Twister
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Mt Emily
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Organic Bourbon Barrel Aged Barleywine
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Natian
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Hint O'Mint
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Ninkasi
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Gin Barrel Aged Collaboration Ale
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Oakshire
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Old Tom's Imperial Overcast
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Old Market
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Eaki's Gold
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Riverport
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5/5 Pepper Beer
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Rogue
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Rogue Creamery 75th Anniversary Ale
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Seven Brides
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Port Barrel Aged Weezinator
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Squatters
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Pequeno Imperial
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Stone Brewing Co
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Stone Smoked Porter w/Vanilla Beans
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Surly
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Five
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Uncommon Brewers
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American Special Bitter
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Vertigo
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Barrel Aged Dark Ale
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3 comments:
Fort George's Buzz Beer is the Magnifera INDICA Belgae ... AKA "Mango Beer"
Thanks! Can't wait for the fest...
Bonyard Beer Notorious IPA is the Best
@Fort George: Corrected...sounds tasty.
@Anon: I'll keep an eye out for that one. Thanks.
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