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June 2007 I Just Spoke with Rep This is the HOTV Brewsletter BEER TAX "JUST SITTING THERE." CALL VOLUME XXVII, NUMBER 6 YOUR REPRESENTATIVE! June 2007 I just spoke with Rep. Sara Gelser's aid who PRESIDENT: Royal Williard told me the looming beer tax (HB 2535) has VICE PRESIDENT: Bill Baxter not been voted on yet. "It's just sitting there, TREASURER: Mike Gallagher and I don't know how [Gelser] plans to vote." FESTIVAL CZAR: Scott Caul he said. NEWSLETTER EDITOR: Dan Crall LITTER CZAR: Kristen Taylor As you know, this tax would destroy parts of Oregon's brewing industry, and we still have Hello and thank you for reading your club's time to contact our representatives. ORE newsletter for the month of June. Our "big event" House Bill 2535 is still in the air. A NO vote will has passed and was a great success! The 25th "save the ales" and perhaps the tax revenue Annual HOTV Homebrew and Microbrew Festival for the various programs could be obtained at the Fairgrounds took a lot of effort, planning, from other sources, more relevant to the some headaches... but we got through it just fine. desired outcome. And not to mention, a number of our great club members took home some awards for their stellar While I prefer to keep politics out of the brewing! I have attached a sheet of results sent to newsletter, this is something that affects us as me by Doug and Mare, and will let you know if it's brewers, beer enthusiasts, consumers, posted online elsewhere. It's currently on the web. advocates of our friends in the brewing profession, etc. Congratulations to all our winners and thanks to everyone who submitted an entry! Thanks also to Corvallis: Sara Gelser-D, District 16 503-986- those who helped with the Festival. Your efforts 1416 and commitment are what keep the club a great group of homebrewers and people, and helped Albany: Andy Olson-R, District 15 503-986- immensely with this year's event! 1415 As you've read in some emails, we raised a lot of Rural outskirts of Benton, Western Polk, money and plan to give a lot away, as is tradition. Yamhill Counties: Brian Boquist-R, District 23 - At this time, bills and expenses are being finalized 503-986-1423 and an official announcement will be made soon. Full listing of State Representatives at Thanks to Jerry Malloy for providing some festival http://www.leg.state.or.us/house/ photos, to be added shortly at the club's photoblog. If you have any digital photos, please Online version of bill: email them to hotvnews-at-yahoo.com http://www.leg.state.or.us/07reg/measures/ hb2500.dir/hb2535.intro.html HOTV Photoblog www.hotvphotos.blogspot.com OREGON CELEBRATES CRAFT BEER IN THIS MONTH'S MEETING JULY State's Original Brewers Festival Turns 19 You will notice a strikingly similar announcement This Year for this year's and last year's June meeting. In fact, it's almost word for word, with just a few revisions. -from LAD Communications - 503-827-6564 Most of the credit for this section must go to our past newsletter editor, Ron Hall. Thank you Ron! -- Portland, Ore., May 30, 2007 -- Oregon celebrates its profusion of good beer all year, The Heart of the Valley Homebrew Club meets on but July is the state's official Craft Beer Month. the third Wednesday of each month, alternating And 2007 marks the 19th anniversary of the between Corvallis and Albany. The June HOTV Oregon Brewers Festival from July 27th to meeting will take place on Wednesday the 20th at 30th. This year's festival features 73 really 7:00 pm at the home of Doug and Mare Goeger in good beers from craft brewers around the North Albany. This is one of the most popular country along with educational displays and meetings of the year because we get to taste all live entertainment. the leftover entries from the festival. We will also be reviewing the festival. Don't miss it! Soft, pure water cascades down from the mountains, aromatic hops spring from the Directions to Doug and Mare's are as follows: valley's fertile soils, and barley thrives on the high plains over on the state's dryer eastern From Corvallis take Hwy 20 toward Albany. From side. Oregon beers are truly local and the Garland Nursery sign, go 1.4 miles to incredibly delicious. The state's brewers Independence Highway. Turn left and go over hill produce traditional styles from pale ales to and dale for 3.4 miles. Make a right turn onto Belgian bitters to dark stouts, but they've also Palestine Road. At the stop sign, continue straight pioneered new flavor profiles, created organic up the hill. Palestine will "T" into Scenic. Turn Left beers, and breathed new life into the typical on Scenic. Left at the stop sign by Fir Grove American beer style with handcrafted lagers. School onto Springhill Road. Left on Alder (second street after your turn). Doug and Mare's is the blue Tom McCall Park in downtown Portland house on the left (4080 NW Alder), about 1/2 way provides the Willamette River and Mount Hood down the road. as backdrops for the Brewers Festival. At least 50,000 beer enthusiasts are expected at the From Albany take the bridge over the Willamette. Festival during its four-day run. At the first light, take a right on Springhill. Begin clocking mileage. At 5 miles, you'll be in a school Other Craft Beer Month events include a beer zone, and see Scenic Drive on your left, then and sausage fest, cheese pairings by the Ridgecrest, then Alder. Turn Left on Alder. Doug dean of American beer writers, Fred Eckhardt, and Mare's is the blue house on the left (4080 NW a barbecue featuring eight special brews that Alder), about 1/2 way down road. you can't get at the Brewers Festival, and a rousing parade of brewers strutting to the beat Lost members may call Doug and Mare at 541- of the March 4th Marching Band. 928-5023 for search and rescue. "We are proud to be the only state that has Send an email to [email protected] if you wish to designated a special month to recognize our carpool. local craft brewers as well as those from around the world who focus on quality and UPCOMING BEER RELATED EVENTS THIS tradition,” said Brian Butenschoen, Executive MONTH & EARLY JULY Director of the Oregon Brewers Guild. ”Beer is one of Oregon's iconographic agricultural There are a number of events this month, and products and Craft Beer Month is a wonderful summer, for that matter- beer lovers take note! All opportunity to stop and lift a glass to all the events are in Oregon and Washington, and one is passion and talent that we have here." in BC, Canada. More info is available at the links posted below the event name. America's beer revival began in Oregon in the early 1980s, and the state, the second largest If anyone plans on going, send an email to the list producer of craft beer in America, is home to if you are looking for company, carpoolers, etc. 82 craft breweries. Portland has 29 breweries, more than any other city in the world. Industry (***Please check with each venue before making pioneers such as BridgePort Brewing, Widmer the trek. There's nothing worse than driving 200 Brothers, McMenamins and what is now miles to find a cancelled event, then having to Pyramid Breweries started in Portland. Full resort to Miller or Coors Lite on tap at the nearby Sail Brewing, Deschutes Brewery and Rogue Dew Drop Inn.) Ales also started in Oregon and now have regional, national and international New Belgium Brewery Tasting - WED, June 13, distribution. Emerging breweries such as 6:30 -9p Terminal Gravity, Ninkasi and Cascade Lakes http://beeradvocate.com/events/info/14212 beers can be found all around the state and local breweries like Amnesia Brewing, Deschutes Brewery's 3rd Annual Barrel Tasting - Laurelwood Brewing and Roots Organic SAT, June 16 - 7p Brewing offer unique beers on tap at their http://beeradvocate.com/events/info/12895 neighborhood pubs. Washington Brewers Festival - SAT/SUN, June A recent book review in The New York Times 16/17, 11a-8p cited a study from The American Journal of http://www.washingtonbeer.com/wabf.htm American Nutrition suggesting that beer in moderate consumption is actually good for Wyder's Ciders Tasting Event - TUE, June 19th, you, meeting about 11 percent of your protein 5:30 -7:30 p needs, 12 percent of your carbohydrates, and http://beeradvocate.com/events/info/13523 significant amounts of essential vitamins such Outer Limits Experimental Brew Festival - as phosphorous, riboflavin, and niacin. SAT/SUN, June 23/24 - 11a Healthy or not, Oregon craft beers taste http://beeradvocate.com/events/info/12318 delicious. Pour yourself one soon at one of the Brewers Summer Games 2007 - SAT, June 23, Craft Beer Month events and visit the Oregon noon-8p Brewers Festival in July. http://beeradvocate.com/events/info/14136 Admission to the Festival is free, but a $4 mug Seattle International Beerfest - FRI, June 29 - purchase as well as $1 tokens are required to SUN, July 1 (check website for times) try the beers. The Brewers Festival opens at http://www.seattlebeerfest.com/Index2%20SIB.htm noon Thursday, July 27th and runs through Sunday, July 30. Beer taps shut down at 9 Early July events *** p.m. Thursday through Saturday; 7 p.m.
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