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Oregon’s Rogue Brewery to be Featured at tonight’s “Friday Night Flights”

Big news about tonight’s 2nd “Friday Night Flights” at Party Town:

Hello. First we would like to thank you all for coming out last Friday. We truly appreciate your support and your enthusiasm for great beer. Now we would like to invite you all over again to try out some incredible beers from the Rogue Brewery of Oregon. Rogue opened its doors as a brewpub in october of 1988. They have gone on to become a world class brewery with an astounding number of truly unique beers, and a clear mission of making each beer a highly personal work of art. We are going to start at the top of the line with three from the XS line: Imperial India Pale Ale, Old Crustacean Barleywine Style Ale, and Imperial Red Ale. We will also open the very rare Ten Thousand Brew Ale. The beer was brewed two years ago and we have carefully aged it since then. This beer will be something incredible, I am not even joking. Please join us and Eugene Platinum on Friday, from 6pm to 7pm.

Party Town – Florence
Location: 6823 Burlington Pike, Florence, KY 41042 (Between Office Depot and Big Lots)
Phone: (859) 371-4466

Comments 6

  1. Jared wrote:

    I’ll be there. Who do I talk to about getting put on the beer mailing list for Party Town?

    Posted 16 Jan 2009 at 1:23 pm
  2. Carla wrote:

    You can sign up at the tasting. Plus, I keep the beers on tap list on their page here updated as soon as they send it out.

    http://www.hoperatives.com/?page_id=91

    Posted 16 Jan 2009 at 1:53 pm
  3. Adam wrote:

    Got the A-OK from the wife to head out to this before dinner!

    See you all there.

    Posted 16 Jan 2009 at 2:30 pm
  4. Adam wrote:

    Sorry I didn’t show. Our furnace was not running when I got home from work… Bad timing for that to happen.

    Posted 17 Jan 2009 at 11:51 am
  5. Jared wrote:

    It was an interesting tasting.

    Imperial Red was quite good as was the IPA. Both were delightfully hoppy. I’m not a barleywine fan but this was quite smooth albeit not really my thing. The 10,000 was very sweet and complex but something to sip before bed not something to drink for drinking’s sake.

    It was all enjoyable despite the temperature outside being miserable.

    Posted 17 Jan 2009 at 12:43 pm
  6. Tom wrote:

    Hope you got your furnace going, Adam. Stay warm!

    Posted 17 Jan 2009 at 4:57 pm

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