Beer 101 North

Jon C. Stott, a professor emeritus at the University of Alberta, has previously published works on independent baseball and the beer industry. He lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Table of Contents


Preface

Introduction

Part I: Thurston County’s Craft Beer Boom

 1. It’s the Water (Under the Bridge): Starting in Tumwater

 2. An Olympia ­Circ-Ale Tour

 3. Beyond the Capital: Brewing in Lacey and Tumwater

Part II: By the Shores of the Salish Sea and Beyond

 4. The Challenges of Small Town Brewpubs: Shelton and Quilcene

 5. From Hop Diggidy to Golden Saison Spruce: Port Townsend

 6. Suds Along the Strait: Sequim and Port Angeles

 7. Black Beards and Yellow Boots: Westport and Seaview

Part III: Beaches and Brews on the North Oregon Coast

 8. Astoria’s Ale Trail

 9. Beach Town Breweries: Seaside and Cannon Beach

10. The Birds and the Yeasts in Tillamook

Between pages 116 and 117 are 8 color plates with 28 brewery logos

Part IV: After the Beer Drought: the Central and Southern Oregon Coast

11. A Landlocked Lighthouse and a Very Old Truck: Lincoln City

12. The Small and the Very Large in Newport

13. Forest Brews and Farmstore Ales: Seal Rock and Yachats

14. A Desert No More: Coos Bay, Gold River, Brookings, Harbor

Conclusion

Appendix A: Directory of Breweries

Appendix B: A Guide to Beer Styles

Appendix C: Glossary of Beer and Brewing Terms

Appendix D: From Grain to Glass: Brewing, Packaging, Drinking

Chapter Notes

Bibliography

Index