Bend Brewing Company & Newport Avenue Market Collaborate to Release Not Your Usual IPA

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(Photo | Courtesy of Bend Brewing Company)

Two iconic Central Oregon brands, Bend Brewing Company (BBC) and Newport Avenue Market, have teamed up to create a limited-release beer to benefit the Hunger Prevention Coalition of Central Oregon. Titled Not Your Usual IPA, the beer will be a limited-edition 16-ounce can release on March 19, exclusively available at Bend Brewing Company, Newport Avenue Market and Oliver Lemon’s in Terrebonne and Sisters.

Newport Avenue Market’s Beer and Wine Manager Robert McCarthy worked with BBC brewers to develop the recipe. “BBC has been a community meeting place for my family since we arrived in Bend. This beer is a true product of local collaboration and a dream come true,” says McCarthy.

Brewed with Comet, El Dorado, Azacca and Amarillo hops, balanced by Munich and Caramalts and weighing in at 6.5 percent ABV and 60 IBU, Not Your Usual IPA combines classic Northwest IPA hop flavor with modern juicy hops to create a beer that encapsulates the spirit of tradition and being on the cutting-edge that Newport Avenue Market and Bend Brewing Company share.

“Robert and the entire Newport Avenue Market team have been huge supporters of BBC, so when the opportunity to come together on a new beer and support a great cause at the same time came about, it was a no-brainer,” says BBC Head Brewer Zach Beckwith. “We can’t wait to get this beer in front of people.”

This release marks the first collaboration between the two Bend-based companies, with $2 from every four-pack sold donated to the Hunger Prevention Coalition.

“Not Your Usual IPA is our way of finding another fun and unique way to give back to our community,” said Lauren G.R. Johnson, CEO of employee-owned Newport Avenue Market and Oliver Lemon’s. “It’s exciting to combine BBC’s 26 years and Newport Avenue Market’s 46 years of service to create a product that benefits local families.”

Not Your Usual IPA will be released on Friday, March 19 at BBC’s landmark location in downtown Bend, Newport Avenue Market and Oliver Lemon’s in Terrebonne and Sisters.

bendbrewingco.comnewportavemarket.comhungerpc.org

 

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