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Friends!
Since 1989, Friends of Trees has been planting trees all over Portland. If you see a little sapling in front of your neighbor’s house, chances are Friends of Trees helped put it there.
This month Friends of Trees partnered with Ninkasi Brewing to make a special pale ale. It’s a golden ale with above average bitterness and low profile biscuit malts. I found the bitterness flavorless, like pure alpha acid. But it pairs nicely with reruns of Friends.
Maybe buy a bottle to support Friends of Trees, not so much for the beer.
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