Wednesday, August 11th, 2010

A Revolution Is Brewing On The Washington Post

An article from the Washington Post on Cascadian Dark Ales – they are a little behind the scene, but better late than never.  Rogue Ales was there first…

A Revolution is Brewing.

As with most emerging styles, there is a debate over who got there first.  ”The question is a sticky one,” allows Abram Goldman-Armstrong, a beer writer from Portland who organized a Cascadian dark ale symposium in January to help draw up parameters for the style. Goldman-Armstrong asserts that the “first true CDA” he ever sampled was Skull Splitter from Rogue Ales in Newport, Ore., a special release for the 2003 Oregon Brewers Festival. He credits a home-brewing friend, Bill Wood of Seattle, with coining the term Cascadian dark ale.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/08/02/AR2010080204847.html

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