Teri Fahrendorf is a pioneering American brewer, industry advocate, and founder of the Pink Boots Society. Raised in a German-American family in Wisconsin, she developed an early interest in fermentation, starting with bread baking at age 10. Her curiosity about brewing was piqued by a church rummage sale find—a booklet titled
After earning a B.A. in Business Administration from the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire, Fahrendorf transitioned from a career in computer programming to brewing. In 1988, she completed a certificate in Brewing Technology at the Siebel Institute of Technology in Chicago, becoming the first woman elected Class President.
Fahrendorf began her professional brewing career in 1989 as Brewmaster at Golden Gate Brewing Company in Berkeley, California. Following a workplace injury, she moved to Triple Rock Brewing Company as Head Brewer (1989–1990) before relocating to Oregon to serve as Brewmaster at Steelhead Brewing Company in Eugene, a position she held from 1990 to 2007. At Steelhead, Fahrendorf helped expand the brewery’s operations and developed a reputation for brewing excellence, innovation, and professionalism.
In 2007, she left Steelhead to embark on a nationwide "Road Brewer" journey, visiting more than 70 breweries across the country. Inspired by the women brewers she met along the way—and the isolation some experienced—she founded the Pink Boots Society later that year. The non-profit organization—named for the pink rubber boots she wore during her travels—now supports women and non-binary individuals working in all sectors of the fermented and alcoholic beverage industry through scholarships, education, and community-building.
From 2009 to 2022, Fahrendorf served as the Malt Innovation Center Manager at Great Western Malting Company in Vancouver, Washington. In this role, she led a one-barrel nanobrewery designed to test new specialty malts and their impact on beer flavor. Reflecting on her tenure, Fahrendorf described the position as one she would be "jealous of" if she didn't have it, highlighting her passion for malt innovation and collaboration within the industry.
Fahrendorf is widely recognized for her contributions to the craft brewing industry, including her early role in developing the West Coast-style IPA and her leadership as the first female craft-era Brewmaster in both California and Oregon. She has judged beer competitions nationally and internationally, served on several boards—including as the first female treasurer of the Oregon Brewers Guild—and published widely on brewing and professional development. In 2014, she received the Brewers Association Recognition Award for her impact on the industry.
After retiring from full-time brewing, Fahrendorf shifted focus to her ceramic arts business, Rain Dragon Studio, while remaining active in the beverage community as a mentor and volunteer coach for Pink Boots Society scholarship recipients. Her career reflects a sustained commitment to education, innovation, and expanding opportunities for underrepresented professionals in a traditionally male-dominated field.
Further details on Fahrendorf’s career can be found in recorded accounts outside the collection. A
The collection was donated by Teri Fahrendorf in 2023.
Collection is open for research.
Teri Fahrendorf Papers (MSS Fahrendorf), Oregon State University Special Collections and Archives Research Center, Corvallis, Oregon.
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The Teri Fahrendorf Papers are arranged into five series: 1. Personal and Professional Work, 1985-2018; 2. Ephemera, 1991-2024; 3. Publications, 1988-2022; 4. Photographs, 1960-2017; 5. Teri Fahrendorf and Road Brewer Websites, 2007-2025.
The Teri Fahrendorf Papers document her career as a brewer and founder of the Pink Boots Society. The collection includes records from her professional work, publications, photographs, ephemera, born-digital materials, and web archives.
Fahrendorf's work in breweries is detailed through manuals, recipes, and brewing notebooks from her time at Golden Gate Brewery, Triple Rock Brewery, and Steelhead Brewery. A key item is the comprehensive 1994 proposal she wrote to expand Steelhead's operations, which secured her a promotion to manage all brewery locations. Fahrendorf's homebrewing notebook is also included. An active member of professional organizations like the Master Brewers Association of the Americas, Fahrendorf delivered presentations on topics such as hiring, training, and brewpub management. A key professional achievement was her founding of the Pink Boots Society. This collection contains important early records, including correspondence and graphics from 2007-2013 that document the organization's formation.
Ephemera from Fahrendorf's career includes apparel, glassware, beer labels, drink tokens, and homebrewing color guides from beer festivals where she competed and judged.
The collection also includes publications, many of which feature Fahrendorf’s handwritten notes explaining their significance. These notes are presented in italics and labeled as “
Photographs are arranged chronologically and thematically, documenting her personal life, professional milestones, and travels. They capture her education at the Siebel Institute, her recovery from a serious burn injury, medal wins at the Great American Beer Festival, and her 2007 "Road Brewer" trip that led to the formation of the Pink Boots Society. Also included are extensive portraits of Pacific Northwest brewers taken for the Great Western Malting Company; images of personal projects, such as the renovation of the Brewmaster's Cottage; a 2017 Pink Boots Society trip to Germany; and pictures from agricultural field days, brewery visits, conferences, and equipment.
The collection includes web archives of Fahrendorf's online presence. Her personal website, terifahrendorf.com, contains her professional biography, technical brewing documents, and information on her ceramic arts through Rain Dragon Studio. Also included is the archive of her travel blog, "Road Brewer," which provides a first-person account of her 2007 cross-country journey.
The digital folders in each series of this collection are available upon request.
This series details Fahrendorf's career through her brewery management, professional development, and industry leadership. A significant portion is dedicated to her time at Steelhead Brewery, featuring the manuals she created for employee training, quality control, lab procedures, recipes, and forms. A key item is the 1994 "Steelhead Proposal," which Fahrendorf researched and wrote to successfully negotiate a significant salary increase and define her expanded management role as the company grew into a multi-location operation.
Fahrendorf's early career and education are documented through brewing notebooks from 1985-1993, which contain recipes she used at Golden Gate and Triple Rock breweries, alongside materials from her time at the Siebel Institute of Technology in 1988. The series highlights her deep involvement in professional organizations; it contains materials from her long-term membership in the Master Brewers Association of the Americas and records from the American Homebrewing Association. Also included is correspondence and graphics from 2007-2013 that document the founding and early years of the Pink Boots Society, presentation materials on topics like "Hiring and Training Brewers" and "Introduction to Brewpub Brewing," beer festival judging lists, research files, and business cards.
Fahrendorf brewed these recipes at the Golden Gate Brewery in Berkeley, California (March 1-May 1, 1989); Triple Rock Brewery in Berkeley, California (July 1-early September, 1989); and Steelhead Brewing in Eugene, Oregon (September 17, 1990-March 9, 2007). These notebooks have been digitized and are available upon request.
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This series contains a variety of ephemera that documents Fahrendorf’s career, the organizations she founded, and the broader craft beer community. The collection is rich in apparel, including items from her time as Brewmaster at Steelhead Brewery (1991 hoodie, baseball jacket) and an extensive set of t-shirts representing the Pink Boots Society, the Oregon Brewers Festival, and other industry events. Glassware include pint glasses from Steelhead Brewery that track its changing locations and medal wins, and from Oakshire Brewing, which include notes on the brewery’s original name. Other brewing and festival memorabilia includes a large collection of beer labels and coasters, drink tokens from various Pacific Northwest festivals, and homebrewing color guides likely used for beer judging. The series is rounded out by smaller items like pins and patches from the Pink Boots Society and a DVD of the 2012 documentary
Festival was inspired by the Pink Boots Society and held in North Carolina.
Conference was held in Austin, Texas.
Original logo.
Second and final logo.
San Francisco Fisherman's Wharf location.
New logo, lists Great American Beer Festival medals through 1996. Locations in 1996 included Eugene, Burlingame, and Irvine.
Pins, stickers, and patches.
This collection of publications documents Fahrendorf's career through books, industry periodicals, and conference materials that highlight her role as both a contributing writer and a subject of media features. She authored articles for key publications like
The photographs are divided into four themes: early career, industry events, brewer and brewery visits, and photographs from the "Road Brewer" trip.
Personal and Early Career: The earliest photos document Fahrendorf's personal life, including childhood activities and early homebrewing projects, her formal brewing education at the Siebel Institute in 1988, her first professional brewing jobs at Golden Gate Brewery and Triple Rock Brewing, and her subsequent move to Eugene to become the head brewer for Steelhead.
Professional Career and Industry Events: A large portion of the photographs covers Fahrendorf's successful career at Steelhead Brewing Company, including multiple gold medal wins at the Great American Beer Festival (GABF). The photographs document her presence at major industry events such as the GABF, Oregon Brewers Festival, Craft Brewers Conference, and World Beer Cup as a brewer, judge, and speaker. A key theme is the founding and growth of the Pink Boots Society; numerous photos capture the group's meetings, collaboration brews, and events. Later images from 2016–2017 document personal projects, including the construction of the Brewmaster’s Cottage, her "Tiny Beer" paintings, and her participation in the Portland Women’s March, as well as images from a 2017 trip to Germany.
Brewer and Brewery Visits: Taken during her time as a sales representative for Great Western Malting, these portraits document brewers—primarily in the Pacific Northwest—posed with their brewing equipment.
"Road Brewer" Trip: Photographs document visits to breweries and correspond with entries on her blog.
The set includes early personal photos of Fahrendorf as a child making pickles, organizing events and conferences as a student, and homebrewing and fermenting wine. It documents her time at the Siebel Institute in 1988, including classroom scenes, the class project beer, graduation (where she was class president), and "Barstool Surfing." Also from 1988 are images from the Great American Beer Festival, featuring Fahrendorf with Clement Pellani, Michael Jackson, and Mellie Pullman, as well as photos of her displaying a California State Fair homebrew ribbon and posing with fellow classmate Walter Swistowicz. The 1989 photos cover Fahrendorf’s time at Golden Gate Brewery and her recovery from a serious burn injury, with scenes from the hospital, burn unit, and early rehabilitation. Additional images show Fahrendorf at Triple Rock Brewing, where she became head brewer, working with assistant brewer Pete and participating in her first beer festivals. In 1990, she is shown speaking at the American Homebrewers Association Conference in Oakland and moving to Eugene to begin brewing for Steelhead. Later images document her medal wins at the Great American Beer Festival with Steelhead and participation in a beer judging panel at the World Beer Cup. 97 files.
Photographs document Fahrendorf’s professional brewing career from 1991 through 2000. The earliest images capture the opening of Steelhead Brewing Company in Eugene in 1991, including brewhouse operations, festivals, and collaborations with assistant brewer Glen Falconer. That same year, Fahrendorf participated in judging and won her first and second gold medals at the Great American Beer Festival (GABF), where she also worked the Steelhead booth. Additional GABF photographs from 1992–2000 include medal ceremonies, industry colleagues, and brewery presentations. Photos from 1993 and 1994 document her attendance at the Microbrewery Conference, including panel discussions and networking events. The collection also includes images of her speaking at the American Homebrewers Association Conference in 1993 and at the Master Brewers Association of the Americas in 1995. In 1996, Fahrendorf participated in the World Beer Cup, which is also represented. Other highlights include extensive documentation of Steelhead’s facilities and team between 1991 and 1997, portraits of Fahrendorf at Steelhead, coverage of Michael Jackson’s visit to the brewery, scenes of her building a fourth brewery in 1997, a
Great American Brewing Festival (Fahrendorf and John Graber) and scenes from the Oregon Brewers Festival, including informal group shots featuring prominent brewers such as Dick Cantwell, John Harris, Jamie Floyd, Fal Allen, and Skip Madsen with Fahrendorf. Photographs show brewers socializing and festival activities include crowds at beer lines, live music performances by brass bands, and a dunk tank. Additional photos highlight scenic shots of Mount Hood. 46 files.
Includes Jon Graber making beer donuts at the Oregon Brewers Guild table during a festival, Don Younger hosting visiting brewers from Finland at the Horse Brass Pub, Tom Dalldorf, editor and publisher of
Includes images of Tom Dalldorf, Dick Cantwell, and others at the Oregon Brewers Festival. Additional photos document the Steelhead Brewery locations in Burlingame and Irvine, showing brewery equipment, brew tanks, the brewing process, and interior and exterior views. The set also features the gift shop, restaurant and lounge areas, tap handles, brewers at work, and members of the wait staff. 95 files.
Images from the Craft Brewers Conference, Holiday Ale Festival, Great American Beer Festival, and Homebrew Con, the annual conference organized by the American Homebrewers Association. Additional photos feature Oregon Brewers Guild meetings, holiday gatherings at Brew Craft USA—a company specializing in supplies for homebrewing, commercial brewing, winemaking, meadmaking, cheesemaking, and distilling, where Jon Graber worked—and various other brewing events. The collection also includes miscellaneous images of brewing equipment and related activities. 93 files.
Includes visits to American Flatbread locations in Burlington Hearth and Bloomington, featuring images of brewing equipment, restaurant interiors, staff, kitchen facilities, and pizza ovens. Also included are photos from the Craft Brewers Conference and Pink Boots Society meeting in San Diego, the Great American Beer Festival and a Pink Boots Society gathering, and a photo shoot at the Horse Brass Pub. Additional images show beer author Michael Jackson and a wine dinner event, along with event and brewery photos from trips to Montreal and Vermont. 904 files.
Images of Belmont Station, the pub and bottle shop in Portland, as well as the Craft Brewers Conference in Boston featuring a Pink Boots Society member event and Fahrendorf speaking on a panel. Also included is a series of photographs of Craig Nicholls, owner and brewer at Roots Organic Brewing. Additional photos show Fahrendorf and Jon Graber building a flatbread oven in Portland with friends, scenes from the Great American Beer Festival including judging and a Pink Boots Society meeting, and the 75th Anniversary party for Great Western Malting. The set also includes Fahrendorf bottling beer at Heater Allen with brewer Rick Allen, and images from malt and hop field trip classes showing fieldwork, processing facilities, and participants including Jeff DeSantis and Matt Letki. 188 files.
Includes images from the Craft Brewers Conference in Chicago, featuring Jon Graber at the Brew Craft USA booth, staff at the Country Malt Group booth, and a Pink Boots Society member meeting with Fahrendorf, Melissa Cole, Tonya Cornett, and group photos of attending members. Also included are photos from the Pink Boots Society meeting at the Great American Beer Festival. Additional images show Fahrendorf attending Hop Union's Hop School in Yakima, Washington, with photos of hop fields, harvest, and processing facilities, as well as images of OSU’s Barley Field Day with images of green barley, fields, and Kevin Anderson. Other photos document a Pink Boots Society board meeting held at Fahrendorf’s home, Portland chapter meetings with Lisa Morrison, Whitney Burnside, and Christine Jump (director of Barley’s Angels), and scenes from the Quadrant MOPA event, as well as photos of Don Younger and a party at Upright Brewing. 422 files.
Includes images from the American Distilling Institute Conference, Briess Malt training sessions, and the "Bring Mom Out for a Beer" event. Also featured are photos from a collaboration brew at Schooner Exact, the Craft Brewers Conference and Pink Boots Society meeting in San Francisco, and a visit to Edgefield. Additional images show the first Barley’s Angels meeting, the Great American Beer Festival in Denver, the North American Organic Brewers Festival, and OSU’s Barley Field Day. The collection also includes various Pink Boots Society gatherings and a brew day at Triple Rock Brewery. 475 files.
Images from the Craft Brewers Conference booth in San Diego, as well as miscellaneous photos of brewing equipment, events, brewery staff, and social gatherings. Additional images feature the Oregon Brewers Festival, including scenes from the parade and a Pink Boots Society meeting. 91 files.
Includes images from Cascade Barrel House and the Craft Brewers Conference in Washington, D.C., including a Pink Boots Society member meeting. Additional photos feature the Empowerment Project Brew Day, the opening of John Harris’s Ecliptic Brewing, and the Oregon Brewers Festival. Also included are scenes from a Pink Boots Society Portland regional meeting, a tour in Pocatello, and the Washington Brewers Festival. 73 files.
Images related to beer and food, featuring brewers in breweries, restaurants, brewpubs, and hop fields. Additional photos include the Craft Brewers Conference in Denver, Fred Eckhardt’s birthday celebration, and the International Women’s Collaboration Brew Day bottle share event in Portland. The collection also features scenes from the University of Kentucky Craft Writing Symposium. 197 files.
Images related to beer and food, including restaurants, Pink Boots Society brewing events, the Great American Beer Festival, and construction of the research brewery at Great Western Malting Company. Additional materials include a selection of business cards and photos from the Pink Boots Society trip to Germany. 944 files.
Includes images from the American Homebrewers Association conference in Baltimore and the Craft Brewers Conference in Philadelphia. Additional photos feature restaurants, Pink Boots Society brewing events, and the research brewery at Great Western Malting Company. The collection also includes images of the design and building of the Brewmaster’s Cottage, a two-story, 800-square-foot beer-themed vacation rental created and run by Fahrendorf and Jon Graber. The cottage featured handmade stained-glass windows by Fahrendorf illustrating the brewing process with mash tuns and fermenters, as well as a trio of electric-green hop pendants in the kitchen. A selection of business cards is also included. 315 files.
Includes images and movies related to beer and food, featuring restaurants, Pink Boots Society events, additional equipment at the research brewery at Great Western Malting Company, and a series of photographs of German beer steins. Also included is a series of miniature "Tiny Beer" paintings by Fahrendorf. The collection features pictures of the Brewmaster’s Cottage, along with images from a trip to Germany and the Great American Beer Festival in Boulder. Additional photos document the Pink Boots Society 10th Anniversary Party, the Portland Women’s March, and pictures of the "Where’s Waldo Brewer Game"—a photo-based game created by Fahrendorf for the Brewmaster’s Cottage, which invited guests to identify Oregon and Washington brewers; this collection includes physical copies of the photos, some with handwritten names on the back in Box-Folder 6.06; images of brewers included in Digital Folder 18. 1,201 files.
As part of her work as a sales representative for the Great Western Malting Company, Fahrendorf created an extensive photographic catalog of brewers and their breweries. Spanning from 2009 to 2013, there are hundreds of images of brewers, primarily from Oregon and Washington posing in front of their brewing equipment.
Photographs of brewers and breweries taken by Fahrendorf for her job at Great Western Malting Company. 1,028 total files.
10 Barrel Brewing (Thom Tash); 4th St Gresham (Adam Roberts); 7 Seas (Travis Guterson); Alameda (Max Skewes); Ambacht (Tom Kramer); American Brewing Company (Skip Madsen); Anacortes Rockfish (Kevin Pierce); Avery (Fred Rizzo); Baron Brewing (Jeff Smiley, Kate Gaiser); Bend Brewing (Tonya Cornett); Big Als (Alejandro Brown, Micah Sims); Big Time (Bill Jenkins); Block 15 (Nick Arzner, Steve Van Rossem); Bob's Homebrew Shop (Bob Alstrom); Boundary Bay (Ed Bennett, Aaron Smith); Calapooia (Amity Hoffman, Colin Steeves, Joe Clark, Mark Martin); Chuckanut (Josh Pfriem, Kevin Davey); Country Malt Group (Teri Fahrendorf); Dicks (Dave Pendleton); Elysian (Dick Cantwell, James Goodman, Markus Stinson); Elliott Bay (Doug Hindman); Engine House No. 9 (Shane Johns); Eugene City (Nate Sampson); Exterior (Gordon Biersch, High Street, Port Townsend); Fanno Creek (Jason Webb); Fearless (Ken Johnson, Sarah Billick); Flyers (Tony Savoy); Fremont (Matt Lincecom, Matt Lincoln); Gordon Biersch (Drew Colpits, Joe Lyons); Grove Street Brewhouse (Tessie Thompson, Jeff Tompson); Harmon Tacoma (Jeff Carlson); Hood Canal (Don Wyatt); Hop Valley (Trevor Howard); Lager Tank (Skagit River); Lazy Boy (Shawn Loring); Main Street Homebrew Shop (Kevin Stahr); Maritime Pacific (Joe Curulla); MBAA (Karl Ockert); McMenamins Cornelius Pass (Brady Romtvedt); McMenamins Dad Watsons (Brian Lawrence); McMenamins Edgefield (Ryan Mott, Bruce Loux, Robert Mason, Kevin Lee, Kyle Bonham); McMenamins Fulton (Alex McGaw); McMenamins Highland Gresham (Dan Black); McMenamins Hillsdale (Matt Carter); McMenamins John Barleyborn Tigard (Graham Brogan); McMenamins Monroe (Gary Nance); McMenamins Roy St (Worth Laflin); McMenamins West Linn (Jeremy Wulf); Naked City (Donald Averill); Ninkasi (Paul Cook); North Fork Brewery, Pizzeria, and Beer Shrine (Eric Jorgensen); Oakshire (Dana Robles, Joe Jasper, Matt Van Wyk); Old Market Pub (Shawn Kalis, Tomas Sluiter); Peaks (Ed Smith, Jeff Abbott); Pike Brewing (Charles Finkel, Dean Mochizuki, Drew Cluley, Rose Ann Finkel); Port Townsend (Carter Camp); Ram Lakewood (Steve Samuelson); Ram Northgate (Kevin Forhan); Ram University (Scott Barron); Raccoon Lodge (Ron Gansberg); Rock Bottom Seattle (Josh Dalton); Roots (Chip Conlon, Craig Nicholls, Max Skewes); Scuttlebutt (Matt Stromberg); Silver City (Don Spencer); Skagit River (Mike Armstrong); Skookum (Ron Walcher); Steelhead (Tim Sandborn); Three Creeks (Wade Underwood); Two Beers (Joel VandenBrink); Vertigo (Michael Kinion, Mike Haines); Water St (Rich Amacher).
Ancient Lakes (Mike Silk); Astoria Wet Dog (John Dalgren); Barley Browns (Shawn Kelso, Tyler Brown); Barrel House (Ron Gansberg); Beetje Brewing (Mike Wright); Big Horse Hood River (Jason Kahler); Bills Tavern (Dave Parker); Black Raven (Andy Lapworth, Beaux Bowman); Boneyard (Tony Lawrence); Breakside (Ben Edmunds, Tony Petraglia); Brewers Union (Ted Sobel); Brew Bros Homebrew Shop (Chris Jennings); Burnside (Jason McAdam); Caldera (Jon Bickel); Captured Porches (Dylan Goldsmith); Cascade Lakes (Pete Bischop); CI Shenanigans (Gabe Smoley); Coalition (Bruce MacPhee, Elan Walsky); Columbia River (Rick Burkhardt); Deschutes (Cam O'Connor, Jason Barbee); Diamond Knot (Dan Wengren, Pat Ringe, Matt Fulton); Double Mountain (Matt Swihart); Ellensburg Distillery (Ralph Bullock, Rusty Figgins); Emerald City (Rick Hewitt); Epic Ales (Cody Morris); Everybody's Brewing (Doug Ellenberger, Mike McCagh); FH Steinbart Homebrew Shop (Jeremy Morton); Fifth Quad (Dave Fleming, Sam Orlansky, Brian Kielty, Jerry Fechter, Patrick Wilson); Fire Mountain (Henry Gorgas); Foggy Noggin (Jim Jamison); Fort George (Jack Harris); Full Sail Portland (John Harris, Phil Roche); Gallaghers Where U Brew (Chris Dufore, Dennis Gallagher, Dennis Clack, Eric Nord); Gig Harbor Brewers Supply Homebrewers (Laura Kaperick, Michael Kaperick); Gilgamesh (Mike Radke); Golden Hills (Bernie Duenwald); Golden Valley (Mark Vikery); Harmon Brewing (Mike Davis); Harmon Tap Room (Bill Lundeen); Heater Allen (Lisa Allen, Rick Allen); Highlands Hollow Boise (Chris Compton); Homebrew Shop (Jocelyn Fabbri); Hopworks (Ben Love, Christian Ettinger, Jaime Rodriguez); Horse Heaven Hills (Dave Keller, Gary Vegar); Ice Harbor (Adam Cocker, Russ Corey); Iron Horse (Greg Parker, Jack Flemming); Laht Neppur (Court Ruppenthal); Laurelwood (Chad Kennedy); Lompoc (Brian Kielty, Jerry Fechter, Sam Orlansky, Zach Beckwith); Long Beach Bottles (Grey Parrot); Lucky Lab Hawthorne (Abby Sherrill, Alex Stiles); Lucky Lab Quimby (Ben Flerchinger); M.T. Head Brewing Company (Tim Rockey); Mash Tun (Christian Bovard); McMenamins Crystal (Craig Gulla, Jeff Cooley); McMenamins Kennedy School (Tim Proctor); McMenamins Lighthouse (Doug Ashley); McMenamins Management (Rob Valance); McMenamins Oak Hills (Rob Valance, Tony Balzola); McMenamins Old St Francis (Andy Young, Mike White); McMenamins Roseburg (Tom Johnson); McMenamins Thompson Salem (Jen Kent); McMenamins Vancouver (Mike Napier); Migration (Mike Branes); Mill Creek (Boyer Robinson, Troy Robinson); Mt Emily Brewery (Jerry Grant); Mt Hood Brewing (Jeff McAllester); Mt Tabor (Brian Maher, Eric Surface); Mutiny (Kari Gjerdingen); Natian (Ian McGuinness); Northern Lights (Bryan Utigard, Mark Irvin, Shaun Helm); Northwest Prototyping (Marcus Fahlgren, Tyson Rearden); Odin Brewing (Dan Lee); Pale Horse (Dennis Clack); Palouse Falls (Jeff Green); Pelican (Darron Welch); Pig Feathers (Stu Miller); Power House (Tim Patty); Prodigal Son (Brian Harder); Rattlesnake Kimos (Doug Ryder); Riverport (Marv Eveland, Pete Broyles); Rock Bottom Bellevue (Brian Young); Rock Bottom Portland (Bolt Minister, Van Havig, Charlie Hutchinson); Rogue Issaquah (Hutch Hutchinson, Steve Luke); Rogue Newport (Joel Shields); Roslyn (Kent Larimer); Salmon Creek Brewery & Pub (Larry Pratt); Schooner Exact (Hutch Hutchinson); Silver Moon (Brett Thomas, Tyler West); Snipes Mountain (Chris Miller); Sockeye (Josh King, Lance Chaves); Sound Spirits (Steven Stone); Southern Oregon Brewing (Scott Saulsbury); Speedway (Bret Dodd); Standing Stone (Ginger Johnson, Larry Chase); Table Rock (Bob McSherry); Terminal Gravity (Dean Duquette, Ed Millar, Steve Carper); Trade Route (Chris Castillo, Joe Valvo); Urban Farm Homebrew Shop (Nellie McAdams); Upright (Alex Ganum, Gerritt Ill); Walking Man (Dan Munch, Jacob Leonard); Wakonda (Juanita Kirkham, Ron Shearer); West Highland (Don Stewart, Sam Sims); Whitstran (Larry Barbus); Wild River (Paul Vierra); Wyeast (Dave Logsdon); Yakima Craft (Chris Swedin, Jeff Winn).
10 Barrel (Dan Olsen, Jimmy Seifrit); Airways (Alex Dittmar); Baron Brewing (Jeff Smiley); Barhop (Tom Curry); Cascade Lakes (John Van Deuzer, Pete Bischop, Phil Dray); Crescent (Jerry Fergusson, Josh Fergusson); Der Blokken (Andy Husted, Dan Magalhaes); Deschutes (Eric Moore, Tim Alexander, Ryan Schmiege, Veronica Vega); Elk Head (Rich Dirk); Elysian (Dan Beyer, James Goodman, Kevin Watson, Markus Stinson, Nate Crane); Elysian Fields (Waylon Mcalister); Fanno Creek (Cole Hackbarth); Fish (Al Triplett, Colin Biechman, Tony Powell); Flat Tail (Dave Marliave, Walden Burt); Fort George (Jack Harris, Spencer Gotter); Fremont (James McDermet, Mark Marsden, Matt Lincecom, Matt Lincoln); Fremont (Matt Lincecom); Full Sail (John Harris); Good Life (Curt Plants, Tye Barnett); Hales (Dave Seiler); Home Fermenter Center (Jim Stockton, Tom Stockton); Laughing Dog (Dave Kosiba, Fred Colby); Lantern (Chris Engdahl); Mac and Jacks (Jim Hardesty, Nick Heppenstall); Maritime Pacific (Corey Blodgett); McCall (Louie Klinge); McMenamins High Street (Charlton Fulton); McMenamins Lighthouse (Doug Ashley); Mickduff's (Mickey Mahoney); MJ Barleyhoppers (Jeremy Huminsky, Travus Best); More Beer (Phil Montalbano); Moscow (Lucas Rate); Naked City (Don Webb); Nikobrew (Daniel Lukoff); Odin Brewing (Dan Lee, Nick Heppenstall); Olympic Brewing Suppies (Bill Sproules); Pale Horse (Dennis Clack, Sid Clack); Payette (Mike Francis); Pelican (Darron Welch, Paul Thomas, Todd Campbell); Ram University (Charlie Johnson, Scott Barron); Rogue (John Couchot); Rogue Eugene (Nate Sampson); Rogue Newport (John Maier); Salmon River (Matt Hurlbutt); Schooner Exact (Heather McClung, Matt McClung); Seven Brides (Josiah Kelley); Slippery Pig (Dave Lambert); Snipes Mountain (Chad Roberts); Sound Brewing (Brad Ginn, Mark Hood); Steelhead Eugene (Ted Fagan); The Brew Shop (Jeff Hawes); The Two Rogues; Three Creeks (Josh Cosci, Pat Shea); Trade Route (Janelle Pritchard); Valley Vintner (Joe Giammatteo, Mike Zarkesh); Valholl (Jeff Holcomb); White Bluffs (Mike Sutherland); Whitstran (Oscar Gomez).
Alameda (Carston Haney); Amnesia (Chris Spollen, Sean Thommen); Avery (Fred Rizzo); BJs (Aaron Stueck); Boulder Beer (David Zuckerman); Brew Brothers (Cassie Jennings, Chris Jennings, Jay Jennings, Wendy Jennings); Bull and Bush (Gabe Moline, Logan Bayfield, Nate Meister); Burnside (Jason McAdam, Chip Conlon); Calapooia (Mark Martin, Markus Stinson, Matt Dickason); Broomfield (CB Potts, John Rupp); Denver Beer Co (Charlie Berger, Patrick Crawford); Dry Dock (Doug Hyndman, John Schneider, Lachlan McLean); Deschutes (Veronica Vega); Elliott Bay Lake City (Bill Jenkins); Ellersick (Brian Ellersick, Rick Ellersick, Steve Ellersick); Fire on the Mountain Brewing (Ben Nehrling); Flat Tail (Sean Martin); Fanno Creek (Tim Barr); Falling Sky (Scott Sieber); Funkwerks (Gordon Schuck); Full Sail (John Harris); Gigantic Brewing Company (Ben Love, Van Havig); Great Divide (Taylor Rees); Hair of the Dog (Alan Sprints); Harvester (James Neumeister, John Dugan); Heritage Distillery (Justin Steifel); Hilliards Beer (Ryan Hilliard, Todd Garrett); Hopworks (Michael Neubauer, Tom Bleigh); Laurelwood (Cameron Murphy, Nick Munson, Vasili Gletsoes); Lompoc (Brian Kielty, Dave Fleming, Irena Bierzynski); Lone Tree (Jason Wiedmaier); MJ Barleyhoppers (Jeremy Huminsky, Travus Best); More Beer (Phil Montalbano); Naked City (Don Webb); Nikobrew (Daniel Lukoff); Occidental (Ben Engler, Dan Engler); Odell (Jeff Doyle, Nick Murray, Scott Dorsch); Pelican (Darron Welch, Paul Thomas, Todd Campbell); Pateros Creek (Steve Jones); Pints Pub (Scott Diamond, Tom Scott); Portland U Brew (Aaron Gillham, Adam Fithian-Barrett, Jay Webb, Charlie Van Meter); Pyramid (Ryan Pappe); Racoon (Chris Baggenstos, Curtis Bain, Jon Berry); Ram University (Charlie Johnson, Scott Barron); Rock Bottom Denver (John McClure, Logan); Rogue (John Couchot); Rogue Eugene (Nate Sampson); Rogue Newport (John Maier); Sandlot (John Legnard, Tom Hail); Schooner Exact (Heather McClung, Matt McClung); Shamrock (Dustin Buehler, Jason Buehler); Slippery Pig (Dave Lambert); Southern Sun (Brian Hutchinson); Strange (John Fletcher, Tim Myers); Steelhead Eugene (Ted Fagan); The Brew Hut (Jon Russ, Nick Bruening); The Two Rogues; Three Creeks (Josh Cosci, Pat Shea); Trade Route (Greg Fleehart, Janelle Pritchard); Twisted Pine Boulder (Bob Baile); Two Beers (Joel VandenBrink); Valley Vintner (Joe Giammatteo, Mike Zarkesh); Westland Distillery (Matt Hoffman); Wit's End (Scott Witsoe); Wynkoop (Andy Brown, Josh Willett).
10 Barrel (Jimmy Seifrit, Tonya Cornett); 406 Brewing (Matt Muth); Angry Hanks (Jon Hanson, Tim Mohr); Anchorage (Gabe Fletcher); Around the Bend Distillery (Mark Plants); Backwoods (Jim Waters, Tom Waters); Bainbridge Island (Russell Everett); Bainbridge Organic Distillery (Charlie Merrill, Keith Barnes); Bale Breaker (Kevin Smith); Base Camp (Justin Fay, Paul Thurston); Bend Brewing Company (Ian Larkin, Josh Harned); Bill's Tavern (Dave Parker, Rich Amacher); Big Horse (Derek Smith); Bozeman (Todd Scottf); Boneyard (Tony Lawrence); Bridger (Daniel Pollard); Broken Tooth (Aaron Benolkin, Dave Parker, Jack Carpenter, Sean Heyer); Carters (Mike Uhrich); Claim52 (Mercy McDonald, Trevor Ross); Crux (Larry Sidor); Deschutes (Brittany Schuler); Deschutes Portland (Ben Kehs, Jason Barbee, Phil Schneeman); Eugene Rogue (Christina Canto); Everett Bainbridge Island (Russell Everett); Fort George (Jack Harris, Mike Frankowicz); Ghost Runners (Jeff Seibel, Rob Ziebell); Glacier (Kevin Burton); GoodLife (Curt Plants, Jeff Schauland, Mike Chitwood); Haas Hops (Virgil McDonald); Hop Valley (Patrick Whiting, Todd Friedman, Trevor Howard); Iron Horse (Greg Parker, Tyson Read); Kenai River (Doug Hogue, Joe Gilman); King St (Dana Walukiewilz, Shane Kingry); Madison River (Howard McMenaminsurry); McMenamins High St (Hanns Anderson); McMenamins Vancouver East (Tega Chijavadze); McMenamins Vancouver Riverfront (Matt Freeland); Mt Tabor (Eric Surface); Neptunes (Bill Taylor); Newport Brewing (Luke Simonson); Ninkasi (Peter Nelson); Oakshire (Matt VanWyk, Tyler West); Old Town Pizza (Bolt Minister); Oregon Spirit (Brad Irwin); Outlaw (Julian Holland); pFriem Family (Dan Peterson, Dave McGinley, Josh Pfriem); Plank Town (Steve VanRossem); Red Lodge (Justin Moore, Sam Hoffmann); Rusty Truck (Jonathan Anderson); Sasquatch (Tom Sims); Seaside (Vince Berg); SilverMoon (Aaron Hofferber, Stuart Long); Snow Goose (Greg Mills); Stickmen (Jon Turner, Tim Schoenheit); Stoup (Brad Bensen, Lara Zahaba, Robin Schumacher); Trailhead Spirits (Casey McGowan, Jake Holshue); Uberbrew (Andrew Sulser, Mark Hastings); Walking Man (Cory McGuinness, James Landers, Sam Scoggin); Willie's Distillery (Brady Irvine, Nick Yalon, Robin Blazer, Willie Blazer); Worthy (Chad Kennedy); Yakima (Ben Grossman); Yakima Craft (Chris Swedin, Jeff Winn); Yellowstone (Andre Brown).
Big Time; Engine House; Gordon Biersch; Harmon; High Street; Hop Valley; Hopworks; Pike; Port Townsend; Ram University; Slippery Pig; Roots Orgganic; Snipes Mountain.
These folders contain photographs taken during Fahrendorf's "Road Brewer” trip, a cross-country journey in 2007 documenting visits to breweries and brewing communities. The images capture brewery sites, industry professionals, and regional landscapes. The photographs correspond with entries on the Road Brewer blog, Series 5, which narrates the context and experiences of the trip. 2,582 total files.
Pre-Trip, Deschutes, Klamath, Chico, Sierra Nevada, Triple Rock, Foster City, Hayward, Gilroy, Firestone, San Marcos, Port, Stone, Tempe, Four Peaks, Sedona, Durango, Ska, Colorado Springs, American Homebrewers Association Banquet, Heidi, Estes Park, Fort Collins, New Belgium, Mt. Rushmore, Sioux Falls, Chippewa, Munising, West Bend, Cedarburg, Milwaukee, West Bend, Wisconsin Dells, Capital, New Glarus, Chicago, Sleepy Hollow, Mundelein, Flossmoor, New Holland, Bells, Michigan Beer Festival, Flying Bison, Rohrbach, Ommegang, Flat Bread, Magic Hat, Vermont Pub, Corvallis, Eugene, ABG Class, Burlington, Bar Harbor, SW Harbor Boat, Manchester, Falmouth, Gritty McDuffs, Allagash, Shipyard, Portsmouth, Smuttynose, Portsmouth Bridge, Harpoon Redbones, Dr Hyannis, Cape Cod, Sandy Hook, Ferry, Southampton, Brooklyn, Scarsdale, Basil Ts, Stoudts, Mt. Laurel, Dogfish, Jeffs Cans, Troegs, Lexington, Bloomington, Schlafly, Anheuser Busch, Flat Branch, Pretty Prairie, Gella LB, Hays Scott City, Stranahans, Odells, Flying Dog, Heidis, GABF Judge, GABF, Uinta, Portneuf Valley, Barley Browns, BrewCraft USA, Home Again.
Presentation, Pre-Trip, Deschutes, Klamath, Chico, Sierra Nevada, Triple Rock, Foster City, Hayward, Gilroy, Firestone, Port, Stone, Tempe, Four Peaks, Sedona, Durango, Ska, Colo Spgs, American Homebrewers Association Banquet, Heidi, Estes Park, Fort Collins, New Belgium, Mt. Rushmore, Sioux Falls, Chippewa, Munising, West Bend, Cedarburg, Milwaukee, West Bend, Wisconsin Dells, Capital, New Glarus, Chicago, Sleepy Hollow, Mundelein, Flossmoor, New Holland, Bells, Mich Beer Fest, Flying Bison, Rohrbach, Ommegang, Flat Bread, Magic Hat, Vermont Pub, Corvallis, Eugene, ABG Class, Burlington Drive, Bar Harbor, SW Harbor Boat, Manchester, Falmouth, Gritty McDuffs, Allagash, Shipyard, Portsmouth, Smuttynose, Portsmouth Bridge, Harpoon Redbones, Dr. Hyannis, Cape Cod, Sandy Hook, Ferry, Southampton, Brooklyn, Scarsdale, Basil Ts, Stoudts, Mt. Laurel, Dogfish, Jeffs Cans, Troegs, Lexington, Woodford Reserve, Bloomington, Schlafly, Anheuser Busch, Flat Branch, Pretty Prairie, Gella LB, Scott City, Stranahans, Odells, Flying Dog, Heidis, GABF Judge, GABF, Uinta, Portneuf Valley, Barley Browns, BrewCraft USA, Home Again, Media Covers.
The Teri Fahrendorf and Road Brewer websites were crawled in July 2025 using Archive-It.
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