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ivalries give
us purpose,
and purpose
is to the mind
what water is
to the body.
Most will
agree, how-
ever, that if
given the
choice between water and
beer, the latter supercedes
the former — especially in
Oregon, a state full of beer
that is home to one of the
greatest rivalries of all time:
Ducks vs. Beavers, which
translates to something like
Eugene vs. Corvallis.
It would be no fun if the
two towns couldn’t find yet
one more forum in which to
compete. Given that Oregon’s
breweries crafted 1,085,000
barrels of beer from 91
brewing companies working
from 121 brewing facilities in
roughly 50 cities in the past
year, beer seems a more than
worthy medium.
So, we declare yet
another war: a war to prove
once and for all who runs
the show here in our little
valley of Beervana. In the
following pages you will
find a run down of the
teams, the players and, of
course, the beer!
r of Beer
Eugene
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vs. Co
J A C K S O N
V O E L K E L
Oregon’s Oldest Craft Brewery
WWW.BRIDGEPORTBREW.COM
BRIDGEPORT BREWING COMPANY
PORTLAND, OR
BATCH NO.
0221003
RULES
with a
DOUBLE
FERMENTED FIST
FORMULA
I M P E RI AL I N D I A PAL E A L E
BREWERY
the HOP CZAR
DEFINITION
N W PD X
A BEERY BLISS ACHIEVABLE BY BOLD BREWS FROM PASSIONATE BREWERS
LONG LIVE THE HOP CZAR
LONG LIVE beervana
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