Tonight Lazy Boy Brewing at Farrelli’s (Lacey)
6pm The fun starts we will have on tap.
Lazy Boy Strata Hazy IPA
Lazy Boy Hefe
Lazy Boy Norwegian Death
We will be bringing Swag and after Trivia starts hurry this is gonna be packed and we will have some fun.
Farrelli’s Lacey
4870 Yelm Hwy SE, Lacey, WA 98503
Silver City Brewing Limited Barrel-Aged Sour Release
Charming Disarmer
Oak Aged Wild Ale with Peach
Today, Thursday, March 14th!
The Charming Disarmer draws you with her sweet demeanor, but it’s her wild side that captivates. Aged for two years in a barrel that once housed chardonnay; peaches, wheat, and the vanilla character of the oak are brought together by brettanomyces, lending a subtle tartness.
HOPS: Hersbrucker
MALT: NW Pale, Wheat, Flaked Oats
IBU: 8ABV: 5.4%
From Silver Moon Brewing! We are pleased to announce our 2019 F*Cancer campaign which will launch on June 1st and carry through the middle of August. The F*Cancer program has a rich history of raising funds for Cancer Research across the country through what we do best, beer. Here is our story and how you can help us in our mission.
The F*Cancer program started back in 2014 which was exclusive to our taproom in Bend, Oregon. The owners and staff of Silver Moon Brewing wanted to support the individuals in our lives and community that were fighting cancer. We created the F*Cancer IPA as a symbol of the battle that countless individuals face across the country. Proceeds raised from the brew were directly donated to cancer research and community organizations. As the years went on, we expanded the program out of bend and are now raising funds across five states.
In 2018, we wanted to better represent the individuals in our community and their fight. We added the names of these fighters directly on the label. Our way of honoring those who we are directly supporting with the program.
Today, F*Cancer has a diverse selection of product types, a full merchandise line and fundraising events that stretch’s the programs reach across the country. This year we are projecting to raise over $80,000 for cancer research.
