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The First 4 Days Of SF Beer Week

February 9, 2010 By Jay Brooks

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With four days under my belt for SF Beer Week, I’m now behind in everything except having a great time. I thought before I get even more behind that I’d share some of photos from the first few days, which in order to get up quicker are just below in their individual slideshows from Flickr. Below are individual slideshows from several events during SF Beer Week. They’re best viewed in full screen. To view it that way, after clicking on the arrow in the center to start the slideshow, click on the button on the bottom right with the four arrows pointing outward on it, to see the photos in glorious full screen. Once in full screen slideshow mode, click on “Show Info” to identify each photo.

Day 1: Friday, February 5

Russian River’s Release of Pliny the Younger

The Opening Gala

Day 2: Saturday, February 6

The Bistro Double IPA Festival

Day 3: Sunday, February 7

Matevaza’s Beerunch at Kelly’s Mission Rock

Beer Ice Cream from Humphry Slocombe

Meet the Brewer: The Lost Abbey at The Toronado
Dave Keene & Tomme Arthur after a night of Washoes
After the Super Bowl, I went into San Francisco to the Toronado where Tomme Arthur was pouring his Lost Abbey beers. Tomme and I ruled the Washoe boards for the better part of the night.

Day 4: Monday, February 8

Triple Rock Sour Monday Sour Fest

Meet the Brewer: Moonlight Brewing at Bobby G’s Pizzeria
Brian Hunt pouring his beer at Bobby G's
Brian Hunt of Moonlight Brewing at an event with some of his rarer beers at Bobby G’s in Berkeley.

Meet the Brewer: Valley Brewing at Barclay’s
Stave Altimari at an event at Barclay's
Stave Altimari from Valley Brewing at Barclay’s for a Meet the Brewer event.

Meet the Brewer: Rob Tod of Allagash at The Toronado
Rob Tod at the Toronado
Rob Tod from Allagash trying to stay awake at the Toronado, where he was pouring his beers Monday night.

Filed Under: Beers, Events, Food & Beer, SF Beer Week Tagged With: California, Northern California, Photo Gallery, San Francisco



Comments

  1. The Duke of Dunkel says

    February 10, 2010 at 9:12 pm

    Bummed that I missed seeing Judy at Russian River. Looks like she’s doing well.

  2. Bryan Kolesar says

    February 11, 2010 at 5:47 pm

    Keep ’em coming Jay. In an unfortunate turn of events, I’ll only be joining you “virtually” this year. Cheers and best wishes for a great remaining 4 days & nights of SFBW!

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