Bring Back our Stubby

I finally got the sign up form finished.  Sign up to have your name placed on the letter I will be sending to Pabst.

Had a great idea offered to me that am going to start on this weekend.  I have a case of stubbies left and am going to start photographing them with anything.  Hope to have those posted by this Sunday.

Have a stubby or stubbies laying around?  Take a picture of it, scenic, comedic or whatever original you can come up with and send it on to me at jeremy@olympiastubbies.com.

Had a great conversation the other day with Tom Olivia of the www.oldbrewhouse.org.  They are making an attempt to restore the old portion of the Tumwater brewery.  The tricky part is that the old brewhouse is on the Tumwater brewery property.  So whoever owns the brewery owns the brewhouse. 

From the latest that I hear now the current owner has foreclosed and the auction for the place is in December.  Seems a pity that beer may never be brewed there again.  Anyone got a spare 14 million laying around?

I live in Olympia, WA, a beautiful little town on the south end of the Puget Sound.  It’s an hour south of Seattle, two hours north of Portland and hour from skiing.  It is a city rich with music and art and has great support for community.

Olympia is also a town of causes, from the beating heart earth drummers to the protesters who didn’t like army shipments moving the Port of Olympia to those who supported making Olympia a “Nuclear Free Zone”. 

Well, believing in community, causes and beer what better than to get behind a cause that represents the history of the community. The Olympia Stubby. (more…)

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21 and over please, this is for legal beer drinkers only.

This is the diary of the campaign to bring back the Olympia Stubby.  The Stubby is an icon of a rich Olympia history which was removed from production in 2003.  It’s time to bring it back into production.