North Jetty
Brewing marks
a transition
Brewery celebrates
eighth anniversary,
plans for the future
North Jetty Brewing
birthday bash
4200 Pacifi c Way, Seaview
Noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday
BY PETER KORCHNAK
Peter Korchnak
From left, Erik Svendsen, Michelle Svendsen, Titus Bentley and Casey Strong sample North Jetty brews.
Eight may not be a major
milestone on most anniver-
sary lists, but North Jetty Brew-
ing plans to make a splash at its
eighth birthday bash on Satur-
day . Titus Bentley, North Jetty’s
new head brewer, will be present
to greet guests and mark a signif-
icant transition in the brewery’s
history.
The event will feature brew-
ery tours, food and drink spe-
www.northjettybrew.com
cials, birthday cake and a raffl e
with prizes from local businesses
and artists. The celebration will
also raise funds for a good cause.
$1 of every pint sold during the
event will go to the Dylan Jude
Harrell DIPG Foundation to help
create a new community center.
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