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Portland beer scene, 1983

Wow. We’ve come a long way baby, or, I’m actually going somewhere with this post. Recent score I picked up: The Greater Portland Guide to Greater Beers. Published in 1983, the booklet listed a total of 15 restaurants and pubs in the greater Portland area [including one in Vancouver] serving beers on tap that didn’t… Read More Portland beer scene, 1983

12/28/200902/09/2020 John Chilson6 Comments

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