Saturday, February 27, 2010

Rogue Ales' Hop Farm in the NY Times ~ Hop N Bed

Have you ever wanted to visit a hop farm ~ connect to the land where the lupulin grows?

Rogue Ales has just the answer, its called the Rogue Farms Hop N Bed (a rustic farm version of a bed & breakfast), located on the former John Haas Alluvial Hop Farm in
Independence, which is in the heart of Oregon's hop growing region. Spend the night in a 100 year old farmhouse that was once a boarding school for children working on the farm, enjoy Chocolate Stout pancakes in the morning, take a tour the hop museum, watch the hops grow on the 42 acre farm and picnic along the banks of the Willamette River.

Rogue Farms' Hop N Beer was part of an article,
Make your Beer and Drink it, too in The New York Times Travel Section on February 28, 2010 article, page 8:

In the Pacific Northwest, Rogue Ales, one of the more celebrated American craft breweries, has a six-bedroom house on its 42-acre hops farm in Independence, Ore. Brett Joyce, president of the brewery, said that staying there gives visitors a chance to better experience one of beer’s main ingredients. “We even have a wedding scheduled there next summer,” he added.

Rogue Farms: Hop Farm
3590 Wigrich Rd.
Independence, OR 97351
For reservations and information, email Denise@rogue.com or call 503-347-8288





Rogue also has a Bed & Beer in Newport, on the Oregon Coast!

Steps above the Rogue Ales' Bayfront Public House and across the Yaquina Bay Bridge from Rogue Ales' brewery and Rogue Spirits' distillery. Join us for the Journey!