6-Pack of Things To Do: Wednesday October 14 2020 Comments, feedback, stern scoldings and virtual hugs that have been buried deep in your writhing psyche for far too long and only require a moaning breathy release via a stream of conscious liquid verbiage aimed straight at the seventh chakra while still emanating like divine vapor from a spectacular pint of Deschutes 2016 The Abyss: Email 6-Pack of Things To Do at feedback@peaksandpints.com. Cheers! WAYZFARING: What’s a Wayzgoose? Back in the day it was the end of summer bash thrown by the master printer for his shop underlings and apprentices. Wayzgoose
Check your calendars, friends. Yep, we’re in October, a month in which your only concern should be which trimming back the hop bines, monitoring your Pumpkin Spice Frappuccino weight gain, debating inappropriate COVID Halloween costumes ideas, and repairing your backyard things after yesterday’s storm. But under no circumstances should you spend any time thinking, “Will it snow this weekend?” And certainly, certainly do not ask yourself or anyone else, “Have I completed my Christmas shopping yet?” That said, even though Peaks and Pints is still drinking Mexican Vienna lagers and wearing shorts, Santa’s reindeers delivered Christmas beers this week(!). Not
Good morning from North 27th Street in Tacoma’s Proctor District Morning Foam: UPS and PLU masterclasses and Chuckanut Pilsner pulls GOOD MORNING, SOUTH SOUND! Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2020 — Usher turns 42 today! Rain showers this morning with some sunshine during the afternoon hours, high 61 Peaks & Pints offers Campfire Crowler fills of Chuckanut Brewery Pilsner. TODAY’S LOCAL STEW Maestro Kuo will host a vocal masterclass and Q&A session in the University of Puget Sound’s Schneebeck Concert Hall virtually. Soprano Melody Moore will lead a virtual masterclass tonight in the Pacific Lutheran University Masterclass Zoom
Wear a mask. Take home delicious beer. Peaks and Pints New Beers In Stock 10.13.20 It has been a lot easier to find joy and happiness in small things in this ravenous year of 2020. COVID-19 and the presidential debates are prominent reminders of what is important right now and in the future. In the meantime, Peaks and Pints New Beers In Stock 10.13.20 offers seasonal favorites such as Black Raven Festival Holiday Pale, Lagunitas Born Yesterday, Deschutes Chasin’ Freshies and new arrivals for this crazy weathered Tuesday. Cheers! Anderson Valley Huge Arker Bourbon barrel stout
More than 100 Washington State Parks remain open year round First a caveat: Skinny-dipping is illegal in Washington State Parks. Even so, many a nudist continues to strip down and wade into a moonlit lake deep into the woods. If you can’t help yourself, winter seems the best time as the crowds disappear. Best of all, most parks don’t sit in the shadow of any skyscraping condominium. It was announced today that more than 100 Washington State Parks remain open year round. Let’s read a press release. … OLYMPIA – Oct. 13, 2020 – Washington State Parks today announced its
6-Pack of Things To Do: Tuesday October 13 2020 The 6-Pack of Things To Do posts Tuesday through Saturday mornings and is completely free, but costs $10,000 if you don’t like it. PEAKS & PINTS SITDOWN: After more days than bottles of craft beer on the wall, Peaks and Pints is finally back open for onsite drinking and eating. We’ve completed our safety preparations to add in-house hospitality to our fine-tuned take-out operation. So, you’re officially welcome to enjoy a beer, cider or wine with our sandwiches and salads at an appropriately distance table next to a vintage forest artifact,
Let’s face it; food holidays are more often than not ridiculous, but we love for their beer flight opportunities. It’s a cheat day for us, and better yet, often a spectacular beer flight. National English Toffee Day makes for a delicious flight, and you don’t need reconstructive dental work. We skip past Turkey Neck Soup Day, National Glazed Ham Day, and National Catfish Day for the drinkable Piña Colada, Gingerbread, and Cappuccino days. Today happens to be a quad-full day of holidays: National Peanut Festival, National Pumpkin Festival, Yorkshire Pudding Day, and National M&M Day. And, we’re up to the
Good morning from Puget Park in Tacoma’s Proctor District Morning Foam: Tacoma Wayzfaring Press and Barrel Mountain Freckleface pulls GOOD MORNING, SOUTH SOUND! Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2020 — Paul Simon turns 79 today! Wind, rain, thunder and lightening early followed with a mix of sun and clouds by afternoon, high 60 Peaks & Pints offers Campfire Crowler fills of Barrel Mountain Freckleface Fresh Hop IPA. TODAY’S LOCAL STEW Beginning today with Taylor Cox of Coxswain Press, King’s Books and the Tacoma Art Commission hosts Tacoma Wayzfaring Press featuring a different letterpress artist producing a print in
Peaks & Pints has reopened for onsite eating and drinking in Tacoma’s Proctor District. Peaks and Pints Tacoma reopens for onsite eats and drinks After more days than bottles of craft beer on the wall, Peaks & Pints is finally back open for onsite drinking and eating. We’ve completed our safety preparations to add in-house hospitality to our fine-tuned take-out operation. So, you’re officially welcome to enjoy a beer, cider or wine with our sandwiches and salads at an appropriately distance table next to a vintage forest artifact, most likely. One of the most fulfilling aspects
When Robert Frost came upon his two paths, he chose the one less traveled. But what if he didn’t have to choose? What if he could take both paths simultaneously, thereby removing guesswork and consequence from his action? Peaks & Pints’ Monday Cider Flight is choosing both paths — sparkling cider. You’ve probably tasted a cider with lots of fizzy bubbles, and you may have even had a completely still cider. However, carbonation variation is more than just a question of its presence or absence. There are a few bubble types that have to do with fermentation and legal limits.
Good morning from GardenSphere in Tacoma’s Proctor District Morning Foam: Stephanie Anne Johnson and Trap Door Coffee and Cream pulls GOOD MORNING, SOUTH SOUND! Monday, Oct. 12, 2020 — Hugh Jackman turns 52 today! Sun and clouds mixed, high 60. Peaks & Pints offers Campfire Crowler fills of Trap Door Brewing Coffee and Cream. TODAY’S LOCAL STEW A singer’s talent is complete when they can bring a crowded dive bar to a collective hush and also get one of the biggest audiences on the planet to a collective standing ovation. Stephanie Anne Johnson is that special
Instagram Outsider: DJ Topcutter, 8 Rainy Dazes, E9 Riffage From Space Rock to E9 Riffage, from DJ Topcutter to Rainy Daze’s Eight Anniversary, Peaks and Pints Instagram Outsider returns today with a photo essay of Instagram posts from the past week. Be sure to keep tagging us @peaksandpints for your chance to be featured on Peaks and Pints Instagram Outsider. And, please, wash your damn hands; wear your damn mask. Until we meet back here again next week, cheers to you! View this post on Instagram Hello humans! Unfortunately we will be closed today as well due to
Big Sky Brewing has been leading the Montana craft beer scene since friends Bjorn Nabozney, Neal Leathers, and Brad Robinson launched it in 1995. Homebrewers Leathers and Robinson moved to Missoula in the summer of 1990, and met Nabozney at Sportsmen’s Surplus and High Country Sports employee lounge. The three felt Missoula could use an ale brewery to balance the city’s to lager-producing brewery, Bayern. It didn’t take long for Big Sky to find success, especially after the introduction of Moose Drool Brown Ale. Today, Big Sky Brewing beers are available in 24 western states. Big Sky’s beer names tend
Good morning from the Cushman Substation in Tacoma’s Proctor District GOOD MORNING, SOUTH SOUND! Sunday, Oct. 11, 2020 — Mark Goodman is 68 today! Rain likely, high 58F. Peaks & Pints offers Campfire Crowler fills of pFriem Family Brewers Pilsner. TODAY’S LOCAL STEW In honor of Halloween, October’s installment of Steve’s Local History will dive into ghostly world of things going bump in the night from the pioneer days to the present. As always author, journalist, and all around amazing guy, Steve Dunkelberger will cover a topic with humor and history — this time on Facebook
6-Pack of Things To Do: Saturday October 10 2020 Today, your Pacific Lutheran University alumni become brewers, dogs become your best friend, and a patch of woods in Buckley will give you a heart attack. Find out why when you read 6-Pack of Things To Do: Saturday October 10 2020. Cheers! PLU ON TAP: Ask anyone what comes to mind when they hear “Pacific Lutheran University,” and possible replies could be “farm school for Russell Investments,” “Scandinavian sweaters,” or great house parties (at least in the 1980s). Ask Peaks & Pints what comes to mind when we hear “Pacific Lutheran
There’s nothing quite like a good porter; Peaks and Pints can recognize one almost by its aroma alone. These dark, often full-bodied beers have something of an attitude thanks to their caramel and chocolate tones. The origins of the style are traced to the 1700s, when it was a favorite beer of the porters who worked the shipyards in London. In the U.S., the porter style nearly vanished in the years following Prohibition, as light-bodied lagers appealed more to the masses. Homebrewers and small craft beer makers helped revive the style. Today, Peaks and Pints porters in a to-go beer
The calm before the storm. Morning Foam: PLU on Tap and Brothers Cascadia High Tide pulls GOOD MORNING, SOUTH SOUND! Saturday, Oct. 10, 2020 — David Lee Roth turns 66 today! Variable clouds with showers and scattered thunderstorms, high 59 Peaks & Pints offers Campfire Crowler fills of Brothers Cascadia High Tide Blonde. TODAY’S LOCAL STEW Pacific Lutheran University churns out craft alumni — specifically owners of Black Fleet Brewing, Wingman Brewers, Grit City Ciderworks, and Gard Vintners. The PLU grads who launched these businesses will share their stories at PLU on Tap tonight. The Humane
Peaks and Pints New Beers In Stock 10.9.20 Peaks and Pints New Beers In Stock 10.9.20 has what you need for our first rainy, windy autumn weekend. Cheers! Block 15 Brewing FRESH CATCH (STRATA): Block 15 Brewing’s fresh-hopped pale ale brewed with Willamette Valley strata fresh hops that Block 15 picked up at the hop farm hours before adding them to a custom hop back tank, which they pumped hot wort through on its way to the fermenter, extracting vibrant notes of tropical fruit, ripe citrus, and fresh berries. 5.75% Crucible Brewing CHINOOK FRESH HOP: Fresh hop made with Chinook
6-Pack of Things To Do: Friday October 9 2020 Happy Friday! 6-Pack of Things To Do: Friday October 9 2020 is arts heavy, which means it’s going to be a great day. Cheers! THEATER CHAT: “Tacoma Little Theatre begins 2017 with John Steinbeck’s classic tale, Of Mice and Men, directed by Niclas Olson, founder and managing artistic director of New Muses Theatre Company,” writes Alec Clayton in the Weekly Volcano’s first issue in 2017. “It’s been a pleasure working with the cast to find new layers in Steinbeck’s classic,” Olson tells Clayton in the same feature story. “What jumps out
In the early ’90s, Dusty Trail converted the historic Engine House No. 9 bar into a brewpub at the corner of Sixth Avenue and Pine Street, officially becoming the first microbrewery in Tacoma. Dick Dickens grabbed the Engine House reins in 2002, bringing in head brewer Doug Tiede. Heads turned and medals were hung. In 2011, The X Group added the Engine House to their local restaurant empire, with Shane Johns and Donovan Stewart running the kettles and hanging even more medals, mostly for their sours and saisons. Last year, they separated the brewery from the restaurant and opened E9
Peaks and Pints New Beers In Stock 10.8.20 The Peaks & Pints cooler is now open until 10 p.m. daily. Come grab the Peaks and Pints New Beers In Stock 10.8.20 goodies, including two new Stoup Brewing fresh hops and Structures new pale ale. Cheers! Abomination Brewing ELEVEN LIVES & STILL WANDERING: Collaboration with Fat Orange Cat Brew, this double IPA is brewed with Lotus, Cashmere, Citra, and Mosaic for a ton of citrus on the nose and tongue. 8.8% Decadent Ales STRAWBERRY ORANGE BANANA: Double IPA brewed with Strawberry, Orange, and Banana Puree ¸— just like your favorite juice.
6-Pack of Things To Do: Thursday October 8 2020 6-Pack of Things To Do: Thursday October 8 2020 offers you an artist studio tour, a flight of Oreo-flavor beer, the chance to buy Tacoma Film Festival tickets, pears at the Broadway Farmers Market, American Electorate lecture, and a spot to hang with Tacoma Council Member Kristina Walker. Cheers! ARTIST STUDIO TOUR: The Washington State History Museum’s 2020 In The Spirit Contemporary Native Arts exhibition has made our 6-Pack of Things To Do several times during its run, which isn’t surprising since its outstanding every year, blending the traditional and the
Consider the Oreo. In the 100 years since its invention, Oreo has become the representative cookie of modern American culture. Everyone loves Oreos. (Quiet down, contrarians. We said everyone loves Oreos.) Oreos are mixed into Dairy Queen Blizzards. They’re used to make chocolate-y delicious pie crusts. Weird Al Yankovic wrote a song about Oreos called The White Stuff. And, they make delicious imperial porters and stouts. It’s not like you didn’t know there were porters and stouts made to emulate Oreos. It’s a pretty obvious and common adjunct flavor profile, chocolate and vanilla. Smoosh ‘em together, and that’s basically an
Good morning from Tacoma Public Library Wheelock Branch in the Proctor District of North Tacoma Morning Foam: South Sound Surfrider and Postdoc Kilty pulls GOOD MORNING, SOUTH SOUND! Thursday, Oct. 8, 2020 — Chevy Chase turns 77 today! Overcast, high 63. Peaks & Pints offers Campfire Crowler fills of Postdoc Brewing Kilty MacSporran Scottish Ale. TODAY’S LOCAL STEW Join the South Sound Chapter of Surfrider Foundation for their October Chapter Meeting with guest speaker Tacoma Council Member Kristina Walker. Dan Friday (Lummi), one of the artists in their year’s Washington State History Museum In the Spirit
Polynesian culture washed onto America’s shores after World War II, when soldiers returned from the South Pacific armed with aloha shirts, Hawaiian music and a thirst for tropical beverages. We’re not sure who brewed the first tropical-inspired craft beer, but honing in on the tropics can be accomplished via a couple different techniques. First, many of the recently released hops have flavors and aromas ripped from a fruit bowl, including Citra (papaya, mango), Mosaic (berries), El Dorado (watermelon, pears), Galaxy (peach, melons), Hull Melon (honeydew) and Galaxy (pineapple). Dial up a recipe with these hops, used later in the brewing
Good morning from Olympia Coffee Roasters in the Proctor District of North Tacoma Morning Foam: Chocolate lecture and Stone Xocoveza pulls GOOD MORNING, SOUTH SOUND! Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2020 — Yo-Yo Ma turns 65 today! Cloudy skies early, then partly cloudy this afternoon, high 67. Peaks & Pints offers Campfire Crowler fills of Stone Brewing Xocoveza Mocha Stout. TODAY’S LOCAL STEW Did you know that chocolate is actually fermented? That cocoa powder contains some of the same ingredients as nail polish remover? Join Erica Fickeisen, Lead Baker, and Dr. Justin Lytle, professor and chair of Chemistry
Peaks and Pints New Beers In Stock 10.6.20 Peaks & Pints brought in a ton of new beer today. We highlight a few in Peaks and Pints New Beers In Stock 10.6.20. … Breakside Brewery GIUSEPPE WARLOCK: West Coast double IPA collaboration with fellow Portland brewery Von Ebert Brewing with Mosaic, Nelson Sauvin, Waimea, and Comet hops for notes of petrol, cantaloupe, papaya, and white Bordeaux. 8% Diamond Knot Brewing INDUSTRIAL HO! HO!: A robust, hoppy winter warmer with a sweet, fruity nose balanced by residual sweetness. 8.5% E9 Brewing SPIKE’S HARVEST ALE: Brewed for longtime Engine House No. 9
6-Pack of Things To Do: Tuesday October 6 2020 Did you hear? It’s Tacoma Arts Month. Every year, since forever, Tacoma Arts Month has showcased the very best about our community. October is brimming with hundreds of arts and culture events, exhibits, and workshops for all ages. The Peaks & Pints 6-Pack of Things To Do will relay the events, such as the Salishan National Night Out-Of-The-Box event tonight. Cheers! ANIMAL SHOUT-OUTS: Remember when you called out your colleague for eating cake during your company’s Zoom lunch meeting? Point Defiance Park & Aquarium has a way to smooth over that
Today’s Peaks & Pints to-go beer flight originated out of California. It’s a flight of double IPAs brewed in California, because, well, California. The state could use a couple double IPAs after their wildfires — massive, drought-amplified, state-engulfing wildfires you breathed through your mask from Point Defiance Park last month. Since the beginning of the year, more than 8,200 California wildfires have scorched “well over 4 million acres” or 6,250 square miles, according to Cal Fire. And, that’s piled onto 835K COVID cases and 16,150 deaths. On a positive note, double IPAs were born in California. Vinnie Cilurzo — who
Good morning from the Puget Creek Natural Area in the Proctor District of North Tacoma. Morning Foam: National Night Out and Fremont Cowiche Canyon pulls GOOD MORNING, SOUTH SOUND! Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2020 — Elisabeth Shue turns 57 today! Partly cloudy skies, high near 70. Peaks & Pints offers Campfire Crowler fills of Fremont Brewing Cowiche Canyon Fresh Hop Ale. TODAY’S LOCAL STEW It’s National Night Out tonight, so step off your front porch and into the streets, in front of businesses and into parks to bond with your neighbors — wearing a mask, of course.
Apples were among some of the first crops grown in colonial America. Potted seedlings and bags of apple seeds were brought over on the Mayflower. The Bible-thumping Puritans were not teetotalers. Apple orchards in colonial America usually meant one thing: hard cider. Apples flourished in the fertile soil and friendly climate, and soon apples were a key part of most colonial farms and menus. A thirst for beer and the introduction of prohibition laws meant hard cider became an almost forgotten beverage, but it is currently undergoing a revival with small producers and large booze brands all getting in on
Good morning from Washington Elementary in the Proctor District of North Tacoma. Morning Foam: Netflix and Chill plus Dirty Couch pulls GOOD MORNING, SOUTH SOUND! Monday, Oct. 5, 2020 — Neil deGrasse turns 62 today! Cloudy early, becoming mostly sunny this afternoon, high 66. Peaks & Pints offers growler fills of Dirty Couch Brewing Incandescence Sour Winter Warmer. TODAY’S LOCAL STEW Every Monday night, Tacoma Burger Company presents Netflix and Chill featuring two comedy specials on their projector at 6 and 8 p.m. CRAFT CHOICE CLICKABLES Great American Beer Festival 2020 will be a nationwide passport
Instagram Outsider: Tiger Gourding, Whip Opening, Hop Harvest Finale From tigers feasting on pumpkins to skeleton beers, from opening bottles with whips to the hop fields mic dropping, Peaks and Pints Instagram Outsider returns today with a photo essay of Instagram posts from the past week. Be sure to keep tagging us @peaksandpints for your chance to be featured on Peaks and Pints Instagram Outsider. And, please, wash your damn hands; wear your damn mask. Until we meet back here again next week, cheers to you! View this post on Instagram BEER ME @oldrowofficial (via @winrichadam) A post
Hop Breeding Company of Yakima, Washington released Citra in 2007. It wasn’t until Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. dry-hopped its Torpedo IPA two years later that the hop turned heads. Citra Brand HBC 394, as its officially known, is comprised of Hallertau Mittelfrüh, US Tettnang, Brewer’s Gold and East Kent Golding with a fairly high alpha acid and total oil contents, plus a low percentage of co-humulone for bittering. Bittering is cool and all, but Citra’s organoleptic profile and chemical composition lend themselves overwhelmingly to aromatic and flavor additions of citrus and tropical fruits. Fresh Citra hops impart delicate flavors of
Good morning from foggy Mason Middle School in the Proctor District of North Tacoma. Morning Foam: Salmon Homecoming and Fort George Fresh Fields pulls GOOD MORNING, SOUTH SOUND! Sunday, Oct. 4, 2020 — Liev Schreiber turns 53 today! Cloudy skies, high 63. Peaks & Pints offers Campfire Crowler fills of Fort George Brewery’s Fields of Green Wet Hop. TODAY’S LOCAL STEW The public is invited to join the Puyallup Watershed Salmon Homecoming Celebration, a month long salute of the return of salmon to spawn in the Puyallup watershed, a migration that has been taking place for
6-Pack of Things To Do: Saturday October 3 2020 Let’s drink a vertical of barnyard funk and enjoy 6-Pack of Things To Do: Saturday October 3 2020! ORVAL DAY: Peaks & Pints joins the top beer bars from across the globe in celebrating Orval Day 2020 today. One of the most important beers to ever come out of Belgium, Orval Trappist Ale is an amber-hued Belgian pale ale that is dry-hopped, then finished with Brettanomyces. Intensely aromatic and dry, this one-of-a-kind beer is as complex as it is unique. One of only 12 officially recognized Trappist breweries across the world;
Peaks and Pints joins the top beer bars from across the globe in celebrating Orval Day 2020 today. One of the most important beers to ever come out of Belgium, Brasserie d’Orval’s Orval Trappist Ale is an amber-hued Belgian pale ale that is dry-hopped, then finished with Brettanomyces. Intensely aromatic and dry, this one-of-a-kind beer is as complex as it is unique. One of only 12 officially recognized Trappist breweries across the world; all Orval beer is brewed within the walls of Notre Dame d’Orval Monastery. The alluring complexity of this iconoclastic beer has made it a world classic, one
Good morning from foggy Puget Park in the Proctor District of North Tacoma. Morning Foam: Orval Day and Double Mountain Killer Red pulls GOOD MORNING, SOUTH SOUND! Saturday, Oct. 3, 2020 — Gwen Stefani turns 51 today! Foggy this morning, then partly cloudy this afternoon, high 69. Peaks & Pints offers Campfire Crowler fills of Double Mountain Brewery Fresh Hop Killer Red. TODAY’S LOCAL STEW Peaks & Pints joins the top beer bars from across the globe in celebrating Orval Day 2020 today. We’re offering Orval 2018 and 2019 bottles to-go. Stop by the Proctor Farmers
6-Pack of Things To Do: Friday October 2 2020 Hello! We’re back! Peaks & Pints apologizes for the sudden disappearance of 6-Pack of Things To Do. We brewed our new house beer, Pop-Up Park IPA, at Everybody’s Brewing in White Salmon over the past few days, which means we couldn’t see straight to write this treasure. Join us at our 4th Anniversary Party Nov. 1 when we tap the new beer. Now, on to 6-Pack of Things To Do: Friday October 2 2020. Cheers! FESTIVAL: Presented by the Chinese Reconciliation Project Foundation, the Tacoma Moon Festival is an annual outdoor
Craft beer is best fresh. If you drink a fresh hop IPA the day it is bottled or canned, it will be at its peak. Never again will it taste so good. Day by day, by degrees, its lushness will fade. Beer, unlike vinegar and Pop Tarts, is not a fixed food product. So why then do brewers barrel-age beer? Because it’s porous, wood allows for very slow oxidation, which can make darker, malty beers more complex. Wood can also host microflora, bacteria that add the sourness to wild ales and lambics. The barrel’s former resident — the wine or
Good morning from foggy Proctor District in North Tacoma. Morning Foam: Tacoma Moon Festival and Wayfinder Stairs and Flowers pulls GOOD MORNING, SOUTH SOUND! Friday, Oct. 2, 2020 — Sting turns 69 today! Foggy early, becoming sunny this afternoon, high 73. Peaks & Pints offers Campfire Crowler fills of Wayfinder Beer Stairs & Flowers Fresh Hop. TODAY’S LOCAL STEW Due to the pandemic, the 8th Tacoma Moon Festival will not be a live, in-person event. Instead, the Moon Festival will be held virtually with dance and musical video performances, online Asian Teahouse, mooncake recipe, and more
Good morning from deep into the woods of Underwood, Washington. Morning Foam: Fresh Hoptoberfest and Reuben’s Festbier pulls GOOD MORNING, PROCTOR DISTRICT! Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2020 — Greg Brady turns 66 today! Plenty of sunshine, high 79. Peaks & Pints offers Campfire Crowler fills of Reuben’s Brews Festbier. TODAY’S LOCAL STEW Today marks the official last day of Peaks & Pints’ 2020 Fresh Hoptoberfest — a month-long celebration of fresh hops and Oktoberfest beers featuring two draft styles of each on top. That said, Peaks & Pints will continue to have at least two fresh hop
Pumpkins belong to the family of Cucurbitaceae. They are classified to Cucurbita pepo, Cucurbita moschata, Cucurbita maxima and Cucurbita mixta, according to the texture and shape of their stems. Pumpkin is poor in taste and carbohydrates but high in vitamins, especially, provitamin A, antioxidants and minerals, and it is mixed with nutmeg, cinnamon and allspice to improve of its sensory properties. Pumpkin is a vegetable, which is healthy and functional, being rich in phenolic compounds, flavonoids and vitamins, and has a low energy. That’s all fine and dandy, but today is Monday, which means we offer a to-go cider flight.
Good morning from Proctor District! We’re going to miss you Jasminka! Morning Foam: Eileen Fisher Trunk Show and Hair of the Dog Skagit Fred pulls GOOD MORNING, PROCTOR DISTRICT! Monday, Sept. 28, 2020 — Naomi Watts turns 52 today! Sunny skies with a high of 72. Peaks & Pints offers Campfire Crowler fills of Hair of the Dog Skagit Fred. TODAY’S LOCAL STEW The Eileen Fisher Trunk Show is at the Walla Walla Clothing Co. in the Proctor District from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. CRAFT CHOICE CLICKABLES New Belgium asking beer fans to #VoteVoodoo by
