Posted on May 26, 2017 When: 06/12| 6pm Where: Hopworks Urban Brewery | 2944 SE Powell Blvd. Portland, OR
Limited Seating – Get your tickets now at PDX Beer Week. Learn how a few local breweries approach sustainability through community outreach, ingredient sourcing, and activities within the brewhouse. $10 includes pours from each brewery. Presenters and topics include:
Aslan Brewing – Jack Lamb, CEO and Founder Every year, Aslan Brewing Company brews a beer in collaboration with a local nonprofit to raise funds and awareness for a worthy cause. We use beer as a unifying element to help encourage conversation, increase attendance, and keep the stoke high!
Baerlic Brewing – Ben Parsons, Owner Can a really, really small brewery realistically brew a sustainable or environmentally conscious or low carbon beer? Is it even possible at this scale? We aimed to find that out as we take on the Low Carbon Beer Challenge put on by the Emerging Leaders Board of the Oregon Environmental Council. Hopworks Urban Brewery – Christian Ettinger, Brewmaster and Founder From B Corp to 1% For the Planet, Hopworks Urban Brewery looks at ways to expand sustainability outside of operations and sourcing Fort George Brewing – Renee Johnson, Sustainability Director Spruce Budd is a locally foraged, wildcrafted beer that gets to the heart of everything we love about the Northwest and why we source close to home whenever possible. We’ll show you how Spruce Budd is made along with some general sustainable processes in our brewery. Moderated by Heather Sorensen, President of Plugged In PR Limited Seating – Get your tickets now at PDX Beer Week.
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