Russian River

You gotta sip it.

Then you don't have to... um another sierra nevada beard this is a collab with green cheek pint house russian river i don't know if you guys have heard of this but a sierra nevada collab with russian river and green cheek i'm not a pint house before but it is called reader's choice and it is because of a um craft beer and brewing magazine to the 2025 winners of whatever contest of something or favorite brewers then Sierra Nevada decided to do a collab with all of them so they made a West Coast IPA together and it's shipping to all their places that Sierra Nevada ships so i would okay it looks like a cool label and interesting i wonder

where that will land first like total probably

yeah well i know does do we still have the same here in nevada rep that we've always had here or

So we're there in the daytime.

She gets to see all the flowers, all the greenery.

and they have a beautiful water fountain and then towards the evening when it gets dark they have all these lights that turn on and it's it's very romantic so that's what i'm gonna do homie it's just the world works in mysterious ways and they have plenty the elder on tap it's a lot of craft they don't have domestics they have nothing but craft beer on taps i looked at the beer list enneagram common space Russian River, Pure Project.

What else did they have? They had Farfield, some other, I think LA Airworks.

And you've also got a couple other clients.

Yes, like fabulous Visit Petaluma and Visit Russian River and Luther Burbank Center for the Arts.

Good spots,

all

Yes.

And cool stuff.

And Russian River has the river.

They have the river and many other

A historical marker at Bodega Bay shows where Russians set sail for their Alaskan capital, Novo Arkhangelsk, present-day Sitka.

And more than a billion people visit Russian River Valley each year to splash hike and taste some of the US's best wines.

Quote, the Russians called this river Slavyanka and it's one of the main arteries they used to exploit the area, said Suki Waters, great name, poignant name, as a Kashaya Pomo descendant and owner of Water Treks, which leads eco-tours across the Russian River.

As we kayak past harbour seals and migrating pelicans, she recounts the stories from her great-great-grandmother who was alive when the Russians sailed in.

Both were purchase used.

I enjoy Russian River in Sierra Nevada's IPAs.

My wife loves Pinot Noir.

We would like to...

Yeah.

But we didn't really get to...

You know, I was right there on the Russian River with him.

I know.

This is the same grape, but it comes from three different places.

And to watch, talk about the aha moment of people going, Like, I don't even believe, and sometimes I don't even believe it's the same grape, right? A Pinot Noir from the Russian River, which is more inland.

And maybe, yes, still gets fog, but gets a lot more sun.

And however they treat that, it may be more juicy, jammy, sexy, fireplace-y.

They have to pick at different times.

They have to pray that it gets ripe.

But then those grapes are zingy, mineral, acid, that more of the high-tone reds where that Russian River might be, where this might be like cranberry and strawberries.

That Russian River is going to be maybe blackberries and blueberries, kind of if we talk about fruit expression.

There is no communication by wire or railroad between here and Helzberg.

Besides the wires all being on the ground, the bridges crossing the Russian River at that point are in the stream.

This makes all communication by rail from the northern part of Sonoma County impossible.

Many have arrived, however, on horseback and in wagons.