<strong>80,000:</strong> Number of people expected to attend this year's Oregon Brewers Festival in Portland, Oregon. Many come from around the world and country for the event. This year the festival will run July 23-27.
Oregon Brewers Festival by the numbers —
80,000: Number of people expected to attend this year's Oregon Brewers Festival in Portland, Oregon. Many come from around the world and country for the event. This year the festival will run July 23-27.
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<strong>1:</strong> The OBF is the top-ranked outdoor beer festival in North American in terms of attendance.
Crowded bar —
1: The OBF is the top-ranked outdoor beer festival in North American in terms of attendance.
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<strong>10:</strong> Percentage of visitors to Oregon estimated to come primarily because of the state's beer scene.
Crowd-pleasing pints —
10: Percentage of visitors to Oregon estimated to come primarily because of the state's beer scene.
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<strong>31.2 million</strong>: In dollars, the festival's estimated economic impact on the economy of Oregon's Multnomah County.
Beer money —
31.2 million: In dollars, the festival's estimated economic impact on the economy of Oregon's Multnomah County.
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<strong>20:</strong> Styles of beer that will be on tap at this year's festival.
'Beervana' —
20: Styles of beer that will be on tap at this year's festival.
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<strong>81:</strong> Number of craft breweries from around the country represented at the festival.
Through a glass darkly —
81: Number of craft breweries from around the country represented at the festival.
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<strong>2013:</strong> The year organizers changed from plastic tasting mugs to real glassware -- a big upgrade in quality for drinkers.
Classy glassware —
2013: The year organizers changed from plastic tasting mugs to real glassware -- a big upgrade in quality for drinkers.
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<strong>$0:</strong> Admission to the festival is free. Beer tasters must be 21 and have a tasting glass, which costs $7.
'Oktoberfest' vibe —
$0: Admission to the festival is free. Beer tasters must be 21 and have a tasting glass, which costs $7.
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