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Oregon Trader Gets New Owners, New Name

July 10, 2006 By Jay Brooks

According to an article in the Corvallis Gazette-Times, Orgeon Trader Brewing located in Albany, Oregon has been sold and re-named Calapooia Brewing Co. The new owners, Mark Martin and Laura Bryngelson, opened about three weeks ago. Their best-seller so far is Yankee Clipper IPA. They also apparently offer an amber, a chile beer, a pale ale, a stout and a wheat beer. Best of luck to them both.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Announcements, Business, Oregon



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  1. Calapooia Brewing Webmaster says

    July 19, 2006 at 2:04 pm

    Please visit our new website at http://calapooiabrewing.com

    Thanks!

    dc

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