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Archive for December, 2008
The Bigwood Festival is happening now at Brouwers Cafe in Fremont. Over 40 beers that have been conditioned in wood make this festival a must attend event. The beers were rolled out Thursday night and will continue until supplies run out – so get there sooner than later.
Also, don’t forget, the Washington Winter Beer Festival starts tonight at Hales Brewery. Given that Hale’s is only a stone’s throw from Brouwers, this could be the night to stumble through Fremont and check them both out. By the way, if you are a member of WABL (Washington Beer Lovers), you get a special head start on Winterfest – exclusive WABL hour starts at 4pm. Tis the season to enjoy quality beer.
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