Park and Field Clean Up with Eddyline Brewing on May 15

If you've been meaning to head out to Buena Vista and try Eddyline's beer, maybe their Park and Field Clean Up Day will give you an extra incentive. You can volunteer to pick up trash along the trails and when you're done the volunteers will be given a wristband for refreshments at Eddyline. Eddyline has, since their beginnings, portrayed themselves as a brewery with a commitment to being green, sourcing their food locally, participating with local environmental-specific organizations, the recent decision to can their beer instead of bottling, their promotion of hiking, biking, trail walking, and river activites, etc. The brewery is surrounded by mountains and is situated right next to a little creek or river so they have very much embedded themselves in a place where 'the outdoors' is on everyone's mind. The names of their beers echo their desire to see people outside and active as does the artwork going onto the new cans. One visit to the place and you will see their commitment is actually an important component of the community, to respect the land they are in and take care of it properly. So, help them by cleaning up with them, then go enjoy some beer. I'll be out of the state that day or else I would do everything I could to make it out with a group of friends.

The artwork to be used on Eddyline's new cans

More Info
What: Whipple Trail, BV River Park and Sports Fields Clean Up Day
When: Sunday May 15, 2011, 2pm clean up, Pizza and Beer at Eddyline to follow at 4:00 pm.
Who: Anyone, any age who wants to help clean up our river park, trails and surrounding areas for the spring time.

Eddyline Brewery Canning Logos and Sample Tray

The first blog entry on this blog was about Eddlyine Brewing in Buena Vista. They had just released some information regarding their decision to can their beers (their canning line will be open in June) and they had released a few logos for their cans as well. Just a couple weeks ago I was back out there and decided that I would repost that original entry because only a few people saw it then and I have a lot more readers now. Once again I was very happy with the beer I tasted and am very much looking forward to seeing their beer in my local store later this year. The first section of the post was the original entry and the second portion is from my latest visit:

Eddyline Brewery in Buena Vista, Colorado announced early this morning that they are expanding and are [currently] moving their brewing operations to a new location. They decided they will be canning their beer, and I assume this is part of their commitment to being as green as possible while maintaining a distribution in Colorado. Canning beer helps cut the

Eddyline Brewery Releases New Logos for Canned Beer

Eddyline Brewery in Buena Vista, Colorado announced early this morning that they are expanding and are moving their brewing operations to a new location sometime early next year. They decided they will be canning their beer, and I assume this is part of their commitment to being as green as possible. I'm not certain they will be shipping their beer, because in their green-commitment-statement to being green they say that they don't ship their beer.* However canning beer helps