2.10.2007

Double IPA Festival in Hayward, Ca

This past weekend the executive chef at Calvin Crest Josh Haas, my step father Dave Divelbiss, world renown Gear's of War advocate Brad Long, and I made the trek up to the Bay Area to enjoy some serious brews. The weather was a bit sketchy at times, but the beers made up for what mother nature left out. Here is a photo of some of our selections: Hebrew's RIPA (Dark), Pizza Port's Hop 15, and Russian River's Pliny the Younger (light). Of all the beers present (well over 50 different Interpretations of the Double IPA style), Russian River won the day with their incredible Pliny the Younger. I'd like to give a big up's to all the guys for letting me tag along on some seriously "Good Times."

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

You've got to tell me about these events.

Unknown said...

Cory, I had no idea that you enjoyed a good beer. My bad. About the festival though, seriously, it was insane. 50 different kinds.

Deanna said...

I would've enjoyed that, too! glad you guys had a great time and great beer.

Anonymous said...

What a lovely shot!

the COLORS!

the framing!

seriously, this is a magazine cover!

Anonymous said...

February 10, 2007Double IPA Festival Winners

Ballast Point Point Brewing’s Dorado was chosen best in show at the 7th annual Double IPA Festival today at the Bistro in Hayward, California. The full winner list is below.


1st Place: Dorado, Ballast Point Point Brewing
2nd Place: Pliny the Elder, Russian River Brewing
3rd Place: Hop Stoopid, Lagunitas Brewing
Honorable Mention: Hopsickle, Moylan’s Brewing



People’s Choice Award: Pliny the Younger, Russian River Brewing