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The Thirsty Growler - Discover Our Coast

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By WillIam Dean, William Dean
| Discover Our Coast
For beer lovers, summer is a magical time. Every drop tastes better on a sun-warmed beach or beside a misty waterfall. Or … seated outdoors, at a coastal brewery. This time of year, there’s an abundance of refreshing, thirst-quenching beers to try – from crisp lagers and fruited ales to seductively aromatic IPAs. After some serious taproom sampling from Pacific City to Ilwaco, we can heartily recommend the eight beers and one cider listed below.
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Fort George's magical garden party - Discover Our Coast

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By WillIam Dean, William Dean
| Discover Our Coast
A towering T-Rex will be menacing the grounds, dangerously close to the baby goats. Elsewhere, bands will be playing, people will be swaying and beer will be pouring — dozens of the hoppiest brews around. It’s the fifth edition of Lupulin Ecstasy, the Astoria garden party hosted by Fort George Brewery outside the historic Flavel House House Museum at 714 Exchange St. The festival runs from noon to 6 p.m. on Saturday, June 13, with all ages welcome. Dogs, too.
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Breweries bet on coastal expansion - Discover Our Coast

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By WillIam Dean, William Dean, Heather Douglas
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This spring, when the urge to take a scenic drive down the Oregon coast strikes, you’ll find a record number of breweries and brewpubs. From Warrenton to Yachats, a 150-mile stretch, three brewery-owned pubs have opened in the past year, with another currently under construction. It’s been a low-key but significant expansion – remarkable, given how turbulent the craft brewing industry has been in recent years.
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