The Columbia Gorge is a craft beer drinking region, with a major adrenaline problem. Outdoors activities are endless: whitewater rafting, kayaking, mountain biking, skiing, snowboarding, paddle boarding, kite boarding, wind surfing and hiking. Craft beer drinking opportunities are also endless, including Everybody’s Brewing in the heart of the quiet town of White Salmon. Christine and Doug Ellenberger opened Everybody’s Brewing in 2008 after years of planning the craft brewery when they weren’t working their shifts at Full Sail Brewing Company directly across the Columbia River. Doug’s 20-plus years brewing and Christine’s years in the restaurant industry melded into a popular brewpub with a killer view of Mt. Hood. In the 15-barrel brewhouse Doug and crew churn out delicious craft beer including Local Logger Lager, Hoedown Brown Ale, Plymouth Hop IPA and Cryo-Chronic IPA — four craft beer that will be on tap when Doug Ellenberger walks through Peaks and Pints’ door at 6 p.m. Wednesday, April 26.

We’re throwing together a quick Lodge Meeting with Everybody’s Brewing to celebrate the Gorge brewery’s two new India Pale Ales. Brewed with Cryo hops, Cryo-Chronic (6.9% ABV, 80 IBU) is an experimental IPA using cryogenic technology, which means very low temperatures. Plymouth Hop New England Style IPA (6.8% ABV, 60 IBU) has the honor of being packed with more hops than any other Everybody’s Brewing beers, including Hoppy AF, the Imperial IPA that made it to the second round in the Tournament of Beer. Plymouth Hop lands with a light colored grain bill, a new yeast strain, and a unique blend of Azacca, Galaxy, Mosaic and Ekuanot hops for a hazy, juicy IPA.

The other two Everybody’s beers you no doubt know. Local Logger Lager grabbed a bronze medal at the 2016 Washington Beer Awards with its Saaz hops and finely tuned malt bill. Hoedown Brown Ale offers light cocoa, caramel and nutty notes.

Drop by Peaks and Pints and meet the talent behind Everybody’s Brewing and its tasty craft beers.

LODGE MEETING WITH EVERYBODY’S BREWING, 6 p.m., Wednesday, April 26, Peaks and Pints, 3816 N. 26^th St., Basecamp proctor, Tacoma, no cover