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Praying to a New God: Ninkasi, The Sumerian Goddes of Fermentation

12 Apr 2007 By Nate Angell 2 Comments

My new favorite beer is made by Ninkasi, in Eugene, Oregon.

They make an IPA that is simultaneously deliciously bitter and has all kinds of floral flavors that make each sip a trip to the Sumerian equivalent of Nirvana (An?).

They apparently brew in the Steelhead facility and haven’t managed to build much of a web presence yet:
http://ninkasibrewing.com/

So far, I’ve only found Ninkasi on tap, and at these Portland, OR establishments. Add a comment with other locations if you’ve found Ninkasi somewhere else…

  • Henry’s Tavern
  • Horse Brass Pub
  • Jax Bar

 

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  1. Guest says

    21 Dec 2007 at 1:05pm

    9 Muses Acoustic Pub at 27th and Belmont. 6 flavors on tap. http://its-pub-night.blogspot.com/2007/12/where-to-find-ninkasi-in-portland.html

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  2. Guest says

    20 Apr 2007 at 10:12am

    I know 2 places. Tiga (NE 15th & Prescott) and Russell Street BBQ (www.russellstreetbbq.com).

    Reply

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