Forbidden Kegerator Hits Gold

Forbidden Peak Brewery unveiled the Forbidden Kegerator on Saturday night, much to the pleasure of those who were able to make the event. On tap at the festival were Skookum's Gold and Hogshead Amber, and Fear Liath was available in bottles.

The brewer of gold.
The master of pong.
Cousin Skookum's the one.

Who mastered it all.

We miss the good stories

And his jolly big laugh;

But don't shed a tear

For Skookum's always here

His legacy and spirit live on

As long as there is beer pong.

So fill your pint with gold,

The greatest beer ever sold.

And clink your friend's glass,

As you dream of conquering Chilkoot Pass.

-Squatch 1899

The Forbidden Pong Table was also introduced at the party. The combination of Skookum's Gold and pong was a force to be reckoned with. A grueling beer pong tourney ensued and few survived the harsh reality of real competition.

Team Eli and Justin held their own for a few rounds, but were too busy posing for the Forbidden Peak press to worry about the game.

Chair Umpire Myer was quick to elaborate on the official Skookum rules and was also helpful in keeping the JaegerSquirrel at bay.

Nathan, Dean, and Miranda were awe-inspired by the gamesmanship being shown on the table. "That a Man!" is all Miranda could muster as the the Champion Killers Chris and Galen were finally able to take out Myer and Skye.

A new Forbidden Peak Glass Boot was introduced to the brewery- thanks Peder, Allison, & Brady! Das boot looks better in gold.

Thanks to the extended brew crew family for helping make the introduction of the Forbidden Kegerator a great success. The screening of the "Outdoorsmen" brought a humorous and lively end to the evening- thanks Nathan and Miranda!

Although it will take a few weeks to get Skookum's back on tap, it's popularity requires us to do so immediately. What's next on tap? Look for Secret Spot Summer to be available next week.

Next week the staff at Forbidden Peak Brewery (minus Rob, who will hold down the fort) will all head up to Haines, Alaska to enter the prestigious Great Alaskan Craft Beer and Homebrew Festival. The crew will take a day to commemorate Skookum and will bring his grave site a pint of gold.