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I'm not sure he said that. I think if anything, he made the strongest case for Portland. I think he does sell San Francisco a bit short in the beer department
by sfrench 16y ago
I'm not sure he said that. I think if anything, he made the strongest case for Portland.
I think he does sell San Francisco a bit short in the beer department. While the city itself isn't known to produce a huge amount of widely known brews, there are a couple good breweries in the city limits. Additionally, some of the best beers in the world are all made within a half-day drive of San Francisco (Russian River, nuff said).
- tkaemming 16y agoIf you're going to call Deschutes a Portland beer at 160+ miles away (and at the same time, leave out Rogue? That one confused me.), I think it's fair to call Russian River, North Coast, Lagunitas, Bear Republic, Anchor, and Sierra Nevada all San Francisco area breweries — and it's a little hard to argue with those. (As long as you like hops, at least.)
- bradhe 16y agoBreweries in Portland: http://www.portlandbeer.org/breweries/ http://www.portlandbeer.org/breweries/