Gear Up & Get Out
Anyone Going?
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There will be beer! 0 -
quote:Originally posted by BMK Jason:
There will be beer!
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quote:Originally posted by Mr.Winks:
Anyone Going?
Sure sounds fun!0 -
quote:Originally posted by Bill Hammer:quote:Originally posted by BMK Jason:
There will be beer!
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Craft beer. Please, William. This is Oregon.0 -
quote:Originally posted by BMK Jason:quote:Originally posted by Bill Hammer:quote:Originally posted by BMK Jason:
There will be beer!
/|\ domestic or imported?
Craft beer. Please, William. This is Oregon.
"Blue Butterfly IPA" ??0 -
quote:Originally posted by BMK Jason:quote:Originally posted by Bill Hammer:quote:Originally posted by BMK Jason:
There will be beer!
/|\ domestic or imported?
Craft beer. Please, William. This is Oregon.
/|\ Craft beer has a wide variety of definitions & quality. Is this stuff from your basement or Micro brewery on the Oregon Trail?
Wish I lived closer sounds like a great time. Have fun Ya’ll!0 -
quote:Originally posted by Bill Hammer:quote:Originally posted by BMK Jason:quote:Originally posted by Bill Hammer:quote:Originally posted by BMK Jason:
There will be beer!
/|\ domestic or imported?
Craft beer. Please, William. This is Oregon.
/|\ Craft beer has a wide variety of definitions & quality. Is this stuff from your basement or Micro brewery on the Oregon Trail?
Wish I lived closer sounds like a great time. Have fun Ya’ll!
Bill Portland is the Microbrew Capital. We have 75+ breweries. They even have their own website. PortlandBeer.ORG I have yet to visit them all.
Yes, we have become beer snobs...because we can. The selection is near limitless.
Did You Know? We're tracking 14,970 beers from 113 breweries. Across 260 styles, these beers have an average ABV of 6.6% and an average of 43 IBUs. Did You Know?
We're tracking 14,970 beers from 113 breweries.
Across 260 styles, these beers have an average
ABV of 6.6% and an average of 43 IBUs.
Jason, I will see you tomorrow!!0 -
quote:Originally posted by Mr.Winks:quote:Originally posted by Bill Hammer:quote:Originally posted by BMK Jason:quote:Originally posted by Bill Hammer:quote:Originally posted by BMK Jason:
There will be beer!
/|\ domestic or imported?
Craft beer. Please, William. This is Oregon.
/|\ Craft beer has a wide variety of definitions & quality. Is this stuff from your basement or Micro brewery on the Oregon Trail?
Wish I lived closer sounds like a great time. Have fun Ya’ll!
Bill Portland is the Microbrew Capital. We have 75+ breweries. They even have their own website. PortlandBeer.ORG I have yet to visit them all.
Yes, we have become beer snobs...because we can. The selection is near limitless.
Did You Know? We're tracking 14,970 beers from 113 breweries. Across 260 styles, these beers have an average ABV of 6.6% and an average of 43 IBUs. Did You Know?
We're tracking 14,970 beers from 113 breweries.
Across 260 styles, these beers have an average
ABV of 6.6% and an average of 43 IBUs.
Jason, I will see you tomorrow!!
/|\ Thanks beer info. I’m a cold soft drink guy (no coffee, beer or wine). When Mac starts a new thread “ Pepsi & Benchmades “ I am there!0 -
See ya tomorrow, Scott!
Bill, we have Breakside IPA, Crux Pils, Two Towns Cider and one more undetermined brew a-comin'..0 -
Nice choice with two towns cider! 0 -
quote:Originally posted by ZRK:
Nice choice with two towns cider!
Just looked those up and they sound great. Wish I was out that way.0 -
Great event and these Knife Roll bags are sweet! 0 -
/|\ Jason roll bag new item in store? Pic please. 0 -
Looks to be a new item in the store. Here’s a photo. Also a short video is on YouTube showing the inside clear pouches. 0 -
Trying to get the imgur link to work.
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My purchases & swag from yesterday.
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This shirt is pretty cool because you can actually identify the different knives.
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One of the store displays is a AFO tribute. Love the expedient field repair on the pivot.
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And finally my scale swapped 319. Thanx to Ryan.
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It was a fun time. Great to meet BMK employees and put faces to names. As well as some forum members. The demos were very informative and influenced my sharpener and 162 purchases. Shane Siebert even dropped by.
Many thanks to BMK and especially Chrystal and Austin from the Factory Store, for putting this together.0 -
quote:Originally posted by Mr.Winks:
And finally my scale swapped 319. Thanx to Ryan.
Super fun event and great opportunity to meet everyone! Love this swapout look!0 -
quote:Originally posted by Mr.Winks:
This shirt is pretty cool because you can actually identify the different knives.
Very cool. I doubt I would have noticed that and now I am ordering one. Hard to tell if it is a Bedlam or a FIXED BEDLAM . I’m going with fixed.0 -
quote:Originally posted by ZRK:quote:Originally posted by Mr.Winks:
And finally my scale swapped 319. Thanx to Ryan.
That scale swap looks AWESOME!!!!! Just getting that done would have made the trip worth it. Very cool!
Super fun event and great opportunity to meet everyone! Love this swapout look!0 -
quote:Originally posted by Mr.Winks:
Bill Portland is the Microbrew Capital. We have 75+ breweries. They even have their own website. PortlandBeer.ORG I have yet to visit them all.
Yes, we have become beer snobs...because we can. The selection is near limitless.
Whoa, hang on there... Now there is no denying that Portland has a great beer scene. But I believe Denver might have even more local craft breweries. I have lived in both cities, (OK, just south of Portland) and I might give the nod to the Mile High city, as far as great beers. If you count the rest of the front range breweries, or compare the whole states, it isn't really even close. Edge to the Rocky Mountains.
I mean... Where do they hold the Great American Beer Festival every year?
But you won't hear me disagree at all about Blades and Knives. Oregon does it WAY better than Colorado does.
https://datafiniti.co/craft-beer-popular-america/0 -
quote:Originally posted by WeAreTheRomans:quote:Originally posted by Mr.Winks:
Bill Portland is the Microbrew Capital. We have 75+ breweries. They even have their own website. PortlandBeer.ORG I have yet to visit them all.
Yes, we have become beer snobs...because we can. The selection is near limitless.
Whoa, hang on there... Now there is no denying that Portland has a great beer scene. But I believe Denver might have even more local craft breweries. I have lived in both cities, (OK, just south of Portland) and I might give the nod to the Mile High city, as far as great beers. If you count the rest of the front range breweries, or compare the whole states, it isn't really even close. Edge to the Rocky Mountains.
I mean... Where do they hold the Great American Beer Festival every year?
But you won't hear me disagree at all about Blades and Knives. Oregon does it WAY better than Colorado does.
https://datafiniti.co/craft-beer-popular-america/
The great American beer festival lists attendance at 62,000
The oregon brewers festival lists attendance at between 70,000 to 80,000
I have never lived in Co. But i do agree they make good beer. In my younger days i drank & brewed a lot of beer. If i was not drinking a local beer it was probably from Co. With the margin of error i would have to say it would depend on the day. Further research is needed.0 -
The Benchmade & beers traveling bus tour.
Sign up here for the 3 month with tour master of knives & brews our one & only Jason.
Jason with naturally keep the rest of us informed with his daily blog.
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All you have to do is look at the medal count in the aforementioned GABF... Oregon FTW pretty much every year.
Unless it's changed recently, Hood River actually has the most breweries per capita of any city in the world.0 -
/|\ I really have no skin in this contest ( drink Pepsi & ice tea), But last week USA Today listed top 20 biggest drinking city / towns in USA most were in Wisconsin & Minnesota. Don’t recall any towns in Oregon on the list 0 -
Haha well that's drinking. Doesn't mean they're making good stuff. 
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