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Author Archives: Brewddha
Gettin’ a Fix on Patsy Marley- Epic Hopulent IPA
Desperate times in the Wasatch. If you are a skier living in Salt Lake this year, you know what I’m talking about. We are really jonesing for snow. The “day count” for BrewSki and I lags well behind last season … Continue reading
Mt. Superior Paired With Nimbus Pale Ale
When I sit down to write these blogs, most of the time I am in my study (doesn’t that sound more sophisticated than “office”) where a large framed picture of a snow covered peak is on the wall to my … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Brews, Utah Summits
Tagged "mt. superior", nimbus, superior, ullr, wasatch, Wasatch Mountains
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Mt. Ellen and Odell’s 90 Shilling Ale: A Visit to the Day Spa
When you decide to summit the highest point in a mountain range, you don’t expect it to be easy. Remote locations, long approaches and steep trails are usually assumed if you are going after the “big one” in a range. … Continue reading
Posted in Colorado Brews, Utah Summits
Tagged 90 Shilling Ale, beer, Capitol Reef, Henry Mountains, Mt. Ellen, Odell
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Cass Creek Peak/ Pyramid Curveball Blonde
Unless you are jumping into Lake Powell, July is normally not the time to take a weekend trip to southern Utah. However, with the calendar reading July 16th, there I was driving among the dunes and dry washes of Garfield County. We … Continue reading
Posted in Utah Summits, Washington Brews
Tagged Cass Creek Peak, Henry Mountains, Pyramid Curveball Blonde Ale, Utah
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Pinnacle #1 / North Coast Pranqster
The San Rafael Swell, gouged by canyons and checkered with sandstone towers and mesas doesn’t present the same majestic summitBrew opportunities as the nearby LaSal or Henry mountain ranges, but with most Utah peaks still saturated in white, a 7,000 … Continue reading
Posted in California Brews, Utah Summits
Tagged North Coast Brewing Pranqster, Pinnacle #1, San Rafael Swell, Utah
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