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Jill Kratochvil grabs a plate of food during Pelican Brewing Co.’s groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday.
Pelican: Windows on the brewery side
will give visitors a peek at operations
Inn in Delaware, but “unique
and different.”
the off-season and help build
The brewpub is hiring man-
the Cannon Beach commu- agers now, to be trained in Pa-
nity as much as we build our FL¿F &LW\ RYHU WKH ZLQWHU DQG
brand.”
will seek the rest of its staff six
Co-owner Jim Schons and to eight weeks ahead of open-
brewmaster Darron Welch ing, which is planned for sprint.
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joined Jones and Prinzing for
During peak season, they
the ceremonial groundbreak- expect to have a staff of about
Statewide Health Insurance Benefits Advisors (SHIBA)
ing, introducing building de- 60 to 70, Prinzing said. In the
signer David Vonada of Tolo- off-season, there will be 40 to
Date:
Thursday, Oct. 1, 2015
vana Architects and Cannon 50 employees.
Beach builder Keeley O’Brien
Mayor Sam Steidel recalled
Time:
1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
of O’Brien and Co.
a time — long before Dooger’s
Location: Ocean Park Fire Hall
The South Hemlock Street — when the site of the Pelican
site will feature brewery tours Brewery was a “50-cent ham-
26109 Ridge Ave, Ocean Park
and a menu similar to Pacif- burger joint” as he welcomed
ic City’s. Newman, owner of the new business.
Questions? Call 360-642-3634, ext. 14
Newmans at 988, was recently
“We always wear our Peli-
named Pelican’s new corporate can gear when we’re in town,
Sponsored by SHIBA, a free and unbiased service of the:
chef and will develop menu Prinzing said. People roll down
creations at all three locations. their windows and ask us when
He said Pelican Brewing Co. we’re opening, and yell things
“set the table for us” — he was across the street. It’s just awe-
www.insurance.wa.gov/shiba
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in 1996 — so he’s looking
forward to working with them
again. He expects a “great at-
mosphere” for guests.
The restaurant will be about
75,000-square-feet, seating 160
inside and 40 outside, with a
600-square-foot brewery at-
tached, Prinzing said.
Windows on the brewery
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design allowed the company
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to upgrade from a seven- to a
10-barrel system, producing
F or Non -M em bers:
up to 800 barrels of beer per
D in n er & L ecture: $35 ea .
year. “Most of the beer made
L ecture on ly: $15 ea .
here will be consumed here,”
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he said.
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a t 6 p.m .
The brewery will be pri-
marily utilized for research and
D in n er w ill be served a t
development, including collab-
6:30 p.m .
oration with local brewers such
T h e spea ker w ill begin
as Buoy Beer Co., Fort George
a fter th e din n er service
Brewery and Seaside Brewing
is com plete a n d n on -
Co. to produce “some Cannon
din n er m em bers a n d
Beach-only beers,” Prinzing
guests of th e a udien ce
said.
ta ke th eir sea ts.
Production of core brands,
F orum to be h eld a t th e
such as Kiwanda Cream Ale
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and Tsunami Stout, will remain
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at Tillamook.
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Pelican also acquired the
Based in Tucson, Duara covers the border
Sunset Inn that sits next door.
for the Los Angeles Times. A Miami
Prinzing said they’re explor-
native, Duara was previously a reporter for
ing the possibility of mak-
ing it a “Pelican’s Nest” with
the Associated Press in Portland. He
pelican-themed rooms and a
covered the Ferguson, Missouri,
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“beer-centric hotel experience,”
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demonstrations.
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