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Upright Sole Composition: O.P.

Upright Brewing
Portland, Oregon
Beer style: Stout
Ref: ratebeer.com Jun2024

Common descriptors are
O.P. was brewed in March as a strong stout. Made with rye, oats, and flaked barley, and open fermented with a Canadian/Belgian yeast strain, the beer was transferred into three Big Bottom whiskey barrels and two Owen Roe wine barrels for maturation throughout the summer. Those casks were blended and now the beer, named after Canadian jazz pianist Oscar Peterson, is ready to go. The O.P. is very lightly hopped and drinks malt forward with big whiskey and oak notes. A fair bit of residual sweetness balances both the roast and spirit flavors, making the beer perfect for late night sipping.



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Upright Sole Composition: O.P.

Upright Brewing
Portland, Oregon
Beer style: Stout
Ref: ratebeer.com Jun2024

Common descriptors are
O.P. was brewed in March as a strong stout. Made with rye, oats, and flaked barley, and open fermented with a Canadian/Belgian yeast strain, the beer was transferred into three Big Bottom whiskey barrels and two Owen Roe wine barrels for maturation throughout the summer. Those casks were blended and now the beer, named after Canadian jazz pianist Oscar Peterson, is ready to go. The O.P. is very lightly hopped and drinks malt forward with big whiskey and oak notes. A fair bit of residual sweetness balances both the roast and spirit flavors, making the beer perfect for late night sipping.



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Upright Sole Composition: O.P.

Upright Brewing
Portland, Oregon
Beer style: Stout
Ref: ratebeer.com Jun2024

Common descriptors are
O.P. was brewed in March as a strong stout. Made with rye, oats, and flaked barley, and open fermented with a Canadian/Belgian yeast strain, the beer was transferred into three Big Bottom whiskey barrels and two Owen Roe wine barrels for maturation throughout the summer. Those casks were blended and now the beer, named after Canadian jazz pianist Oscar Peterson, is ready to go. The O.P. is very lightly hopped and drinks malt forward with big whiskey and oak notes. A fair bit of residual sweetness balances both the roast and spirit flavors, making the beer perfect for late night sipping.




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Upright Sole Composition: O.P.

Upright Brewing
Portland, Oregon
Beer style: Stout
Ref: ratebeer.com Jun2024

Common descriptors are
O.P. was brewed in March as a strong stout. Made with rye, oats, and flaked barley, and open fermented with a Canadian/Belgian yeast strain, the beer was transferred into three Big Bottom whiskey barrels and two Owen Roe wine barrels for maturation throughout the summer. Those casks were blended and now the beer, named after Canadian jazz pianist Oscar Peterson, is ready to go. The O.P. is very lightly hopped and drinks malt forward with big whiskey and oak notes. A fair bit of residual sweetness balances both the roast and spirit flavors, making the beer perfect for late night sipping.



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Upright Sole Composition: O.P.

Upright Brewing
Portland, Oregon
Beer style: Stout
Ref: ratebeer.com Jun2024

Common descriptors are
O.P. was brewed in March as a strong stout. Made with rye, oats, and flaked barley, and open fermented with a Canadian/Belgian yeast strain, the beer was transferred into three Big Bottom whiskey barrels and two Owen Roe wine barrels for maturation throughout the summer. Those casks were blended and now the beer, named after Canadian jazz pianist Oscar Peterson, is ready to go. The O.P. is very lightly hopped and drinks malt forward with big whiskey and oak notes. A fair bit of residual sweetness balances both the roast and spirit flavors, making the beer perfect for late night sipping.



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Upright Sole Composition: O.P.

Upright Brewing
Portland, Oregon
Beer style: Stout
Ref: ratebeer.com Jun2024

Common descriptors are
O.P. was brewed in March as a strong stout. Made with rye, oats, and flaked barley, and open fermented with a Canadian/Belgian yeast strain, the beer was transferred into three Big Bottom whiskey barrels and two Owen Roe wine barrels for maturation throughout the summer. Those casks were blended and now the beer, named after Canadian jazz pianist Oscar Peterson, is ready to go. The O.P. is very lightly hopped and drinks malt forward with big whiskey and oak notes. A fair bit of residual sweetness balances both the roast and spirit flavors, making the beer perfect for late night sipping.