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Be the Brand

Imagine us rubbing shoulders with companies the likes of Clif Bar, method, Fast Company, and KEEN. It was all part of the Sustainable Brands Conference in California.

Our very own sustainable brander, Greg Owsley, had himself a spot on the podium.
Check out what one attendee had to say:
Green Briefs

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Who will be THE CHOSEN ONE in Chicago?!

Join the enlightened and em-pedel-powered souls that traded their gas-chuggin' vehicles in favor of the far superior and eco-lovin' bicycle. How? Watch this. Get inspired. And YOU could be among these coveted spokes models.Read more

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CHICAGO gets Tour de Fat!

Yes, to all our friends up there in Chi-town, we're about to bring a bike-ful of ballyhoo to your neck of the 'hoods. June 21 The day that pedal power will reign in costumes of folly Palmer Square Park The place you need to be to set your bike free Go here and get all the cruise-ade details: Tour de Fat blog
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CHICAGO HERE WE COME JUNE 21!

CHICAGO TOUR DE FAT
Palmer Square Park at the corner of Palmer & Kedzie

9:00am
BIKE CRUISE-ADE REGISTRATION BEGINS

10:00am
BIKE PARADE DEPARTS

11:00am-11:30am
RIDERS RETURN FROM BIKE PARADE, HUNKER DOWN, TAP THE KEGS AND
LET THE REVIVALATION BEGIN

11:00am-11:30am (Revival Stage)
WELCOME ANNOUNCEMENTS, HOUSE RULES, and INTRODUCTIONS

11:30am-12:00pm (Revival Stage)
ACT 1: “SLOW DOWN or THROW DOWN”: Annual Slow Ride Competition

12:00pm-12:20pm
SIDE SHOW #1

12:20pm-1:30pm (Music Stage)
1st BAND: PAPERBIRD

1:30pm-2:00pm (Revival Stage)
ACT 2: “Carpocalypse Now”: Funeral Procession and Interpretive Dance Exorcism and Contest

2:00pm-2:30pm
SIDE SHOW #2:

2:40pm-3:25pm (Music Stage)
2nd BAND: Mucca Pazza

3:30pm-4:00pm (Revival Stage)
ACT 3: “Would you Trade Your Car for a Bike?”

4:00pm Curtain closes

Don't know what to expect? Here's a glimpse of our hometown Tour de Fat and the Reverend Ballyhoo himself:

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Summer and Skinny Dip!

Trees full of leaves. Bike racks full of pedal power. Coolers full of Skinny Dip. Must be summertime at New Belgium. The figure-friendly beer is back and the cause is gaining momentum. As seen in our national advertising campaign, (this is the online version of the ad) water issues are a central theme.
For some, standing up for what you believe in just comes naturally. It’s why activists in Washington and Oregon have spent the past several years advocating for the removal of Condit Dam. 2009 stands to be their victory swim. And, after 95 years, the White Salmon River will also return to its natural state.

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It's Simple Who Loves Our Beer

We had this ad come in for approval. It was for Simple Shoes. Not beer. So why do we need to approve it? Because they made reference to our beer. In fact, they were playing off our good friend's 1% For The Planet campaign, with a highly innovative "1% for (organic) beer campaign."

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Props to our print

We're blushing. The Denver Egotist was quite complimentary towards our current print campaign. Indulging our own ego, we'll gladly share it with you: online article
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THE SURREAL ART OF BREWING

Download PDF version of this article: Tinkerer Large Tinkerer SmallRead more

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Team Wonderbike: Bike More video

We made an in-house short film about commuting to work by bike for our Team Wonderbike program. It's making the rounds on the 'ol IntArNETS. Now you can watch it here!Read more

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Fat Tire in Cans!

The 12 Packable of Fat Tire cans is coming early this summer! Check out the video and report KUSA did: 9 News story The main impetus, Owsley says, for getting Fat Tire into a can was to get it in tune with the New Belgium culture. "This really came out of our own lifestyles," he said. "Now, I can finally take Fat Tire in the backpack, in the boat, all those places we felt a little guilty taking our bottles and treated them so preciously to make sure they didn't break and now we can throw one in the back pocket and head on out."
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