Upslope Open Space Terroir Project: Special Bottle Release & Food Pairing 6/22

Join Upslope Brewing Company and Boulder Open Space Conservancy for a very special bottle release and food pairing event on Thursday, June 22nd to be among the first to try the Open Space Terroir Project.
Enjoy an intimate evening in Upslope’s Lee Hill Barrel Room featuring Open Space – Upslope’s unique and limited wild inoculated beer – paired with a special hors d’oeuvre menu prepared by FED Boulder and hear from Upslope Head Brewer Alex Meyer on how the Open Space Terroir Project came to be. Additionally, BOSC will be onsite to mix and mingle and educate about their mission and special projects.
Purchase your tickets HERE
**Space is limited to 25 guests!**
Your $60 ticket includes:
• A behind-the-scenes setting in Upslope’s Lee Hill Barrel Room
• Farm to table menu composed of four curated hors d’oeuvres/small plates from FED Boulder and Upslope’s Head Brewer
• A selection of four hand-crafted Upslope beers paired with each round of hors d’oeuvres/small plates
• Meet and greet with Upslope’s Head Brewer and creator of Open Space Alex Meyer, along with members of BOSC to mix and mingle with and learn more.
• A 750 mL cork and cage bottle of Open Space to take home! (Retails for $30)
10% of all bottle sales will go directly to BOSC!
*Want to avoid ticket fees? Purchase tickets in one of Upslope’s tap rooms – ask a bartender!
Now introducing a bottle project unlike anything Upslope has ever brewed before: Open Space Terroir Project.
Inspired by hikes in Boulder Open Space & Mountain Parks and the indigenous plants and microorganisms all around us, Upslope Head Brewer Alex Meyer first foraged seasonal flowers, conifer needles, and grasses on and around Upslope’s Boulder breweries in the spring of 2019.
Using the indigenous yeast and bacteria on the foraged plants as catalysts for fermentation, this wild inoculated beer is a blend of three vintages over the course of three years. Each vintage was fermented in oak barrels, then conditioned in the bottle for an additional year.
A collaboration with Boulder Open Space Conservancy, Open Space Terroir Project pays homage to the wild, unpredictable, natural spaces around us in our beautiful backyard of Boulder, Colorado. As part of this partnership with BOSC, we will be donating 10% of Open Space Terroir Project sales to BOSC to help them protect, enhance, preserve, and steward Boulder’s legacy of open space and mountain parks for current and future generations. Follow this link to also support BOSC: https://www.coloradogives.org/…/BoulderOpenSpaceConserv…
ABOUT THE BEER
The Open Space Terroir Project sits at 5.8% ABV. The final blend of this unique project has been conditioning for a year in 750 mL cork and caged bottles, yielding a lively, effervescent beer with notes of bright lemon, quinic bitterness, subtle minerality and Brett funk. Terse acidity is complemented by snappy carbonation.

Learn more about Open Space Terroir Project from Upslope Head Brewer Alex Meyer: https://youtu.be/z9cNgKRqJ80