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Beer Tasting
Come hang out with Mc and Russ and taste
some killer brews. Only $30 w/snacks
IPA Beer
Tasting India Pale Ales just in time for
summer!
Wednesday June 17th 6:00-8:30
Brewery of
the Month - Rogue
Brewery
Construction
began in June of 1988 in Ashland along a very
scenic little stream called Lithia Creek. The 10
bbl brew system was set up in a basement with a
60 seat Pub above. The first brews were Amber
and Gold. The Brewery and Pub opened in October
1988.
While the Brew Pub was located in a very pretty
and scenic location, had a beautiful deck and
enjoyed moderate success and the beer was great,
Ashland was not to be Rogue's only adventure.
Ashland was basically land locked, and frankly
we were losing our butts in Ashland, trying to
sell our hand-crafted ales. Rogue needed room to
grow and grow we did. So Jack set off in search
of greener pastures.
In early February of 1989, Jack wandered to
Newport in search of the perfect place for
another Rogue Pub. Legend has it that a terrible
and unusual snow storm struck and Jack found
himself stranded on the Historic Bay Front, with
no way up the hill. He was forced to walk the
streets until he met up with Mohave Neimi,
founder of the famous Mo's Clam Chowder. She
took him to the original Mo's restaurant, gave
him a bowl of hot clam chowder and told him
about her dream of living above a Bar and how
she might just have the perfect spot for the
next Rogue Brew Pub. The large building sported
3 full time apartments upstairs, a sweater shop,
an Art Gallery and 1,100 sq. ft. of empty store
front and an 800 sq. ft. garage that was
currently being used to store antique cars. Mo
offered the vacant space and the garage to Jack
at a very generous price, under two
stipulations: that a picture of Mo herself,
naked in a bath tub, be forever displayed at the
Pub (it's still there today just to the left of
the Bar) and that Rogue "feed the fisherman",
meaning that we give back to the local
community. This building was known as the Front
& Case Bldg.
In Feb of 1989, construction began on the Bay
Front Brew Pub. Making this a step up in the
world by going from a basement in Ashland to a
garage in Newport. The front of the house also
was being readied. The back bar was originally
from the old Elk Tavern.
In May of 1989, John Maier joins Rogue after a
stint with Alaska Brewing. John is a former
Senior Technician with Hughes Aircraft Co. in El
Segundo, CA from 1975 to 1986 and Seibel
Institute graduate.
The Pub opened in May of 1989, with a small but
enthusiastic customer base, made up of curious
locals who dropped by to see what was going on
and never left. Many joined in and helped with
the construction and other projects as needed.
The names of many of these early customers have
been immortalized with brass plaques that grace
the bar today. One of the most notable of these
future customers was Chuck Linquist. He was
retired, was a home brewer, and had an interest
in microbrews. He was also bored and wanted to
do something useful. We consider him one of our
first employees. His handiwork is still visible
at the Pub, the shelves that line the bar area,
the light sconces, as well as the memorabilia on
the shelf above Mo's picture, that Chuck brought
back from Europe.
So begins the story of Rogue Ales, enjoy!
ROGUE DOUBLE DEAD GUY ALE
Deep amber copper color. Buttery
peanut brittle, orange blossom tea aromas follow
through to a rich chewy and fruity full body
with nice notes of caramel drizzled dried
apricot and roasted grains and spice. Finishes
with a long, tangy grilled grapefruit and
chocolate fade. Double Dead Guy Ale is an
evolution of Dead Guy Ale, the award winning
maibock that has won 25 awards for product and
packaging since its introduction in 1993.
SALE $9.34
Normally $10.99 22oz.
[469447]
ROGUE XS IMPERIAL IPA
Above and beyond an India
Pale Ale—I2PA is radically hopped with an
intense aroma and hop bitterness.
The creation of India Pale Ale (IPA) during
the early 1700s was the result of tremendous
efforts by British brewers to overcome a
difficult problem: during the 1700s beer did
not keep well on long ocean voyages,
especially into hot climates. These hot
environments resulted in the arrival of
flat, sour beer.
SALE $12.74Normally $14.99 22oz.
[400227]
ROGUE XS IMPERIAL
STOUT
The Emperor of Stouts. Rich in texture, broad,
soft and creamy. The strongest and fullest of
all stouts. Imperial Stout, also known as
“Russian Imperial Stout” is a variety of ale
that was originally brewed in England for export
to the court of the Tsar of Russia. It is highly
hopped and has a very high alcohol content
intended to preserve it during long trips and to
provide a more bracing drink against cold
climates. The color is very dark, nearly opaque
black. Imperial stout exhibits enormously
powerful malt flavors, hints of dark fruits, and
is often quite dry.
SALE $12.74
Normally $14.99
750ml
[400246]
ROGUE XS OLD CRUSTACEAN
An unfiltered and unfined
Barleywine. Intense, robust, malty and dark.
The cognac of beers. In Britain, seasonal
brews for winter are high in alcohol,
robust, malty, and dark. The two main styles
of these brews are Old Ales and Barleywines.
As the name suggests, barleywines are
similar to wines in alcohol and need aging
but are derived from grain, not the grape.
Rogue’s barleywine is described by beer
expert Stuart Ramsey as: “A masterful,
intense creation from brewer John
Maier....it has achieved a depth and
complexity usually associated with well-ages
strong ales. I hope the brewery bottles some
before it disappears.”
SALE $12.74
Normally $14.99
750ml
[400236]
These are just a few of the
Rogue Beers we have in stock!