Latest posts tagged with #PubJanuary on Bluesky
A hand holding a pint glass of hazy beer, next to a fireplace. The glass is labeled with a the letters CMNSL, for the Portland brewery Commensal
A proper post protest pint at Commensal brewery. @beervana.bsky.social is right, their Friends First hazy is delicious!
#PubJanuary
Heartbreaking to read this 💔 😞 #SaveOurPubs #SupportPubs #PubJanuary #Tryanuary
Just terrible another one gone. Hospitality is really down on its knees and is constantly being kicked by successive government's 😡 #SaveOurPubs #SaveBreweried #Tryanuary #PubJanuary
2 pints of beer in front of a blurry Rusty Bucket menu
This time of year, it's always lovely to support your local, particularly if you've just taken the tree down and it feels a bit dark and spacious #PubJanuary #ItsPubOClock
My first real ale of 2026 and its a local one, a fab Peerless Brewing, Skyline in the equally fab White Lion, West Kirby 🍻 #Tryanuary #PubJanuary #TryNOTDry
Same for pubs #PubJanuary #Tryanuary
Hear hear! And Tryanuary! #Tryanuary #PubJanuary
Here's a hashtag we can definitely get behind #PubJanuary
Our first 'official' meet of the year is Thurs 15th at the Rusty Bucket, SE9, but we'll be supporting local pubs in the meantime #ItsPubOClock
Grand Fir Brewing
Gamers at Lucky Lab.
Tacos at Xicha Brewing.
TPK’s cozy little pub and brewery.
Happy Saturday! This is the last weekend of #PubJanuary. Get out and enjoy it!
5️⃣ Pubs and breweries have always been places for community gathering, and you’ll find events all month long at them.
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#PubJanuary #CrlebrateOregonBeer #oregonbeer #pubs #pubgoing
And #pubjanuary is the alternative to Dry January!
In recent years, many people have decided to spend the first month of the year on an alcohol hiatus. That’s not great for breweries—and honestly, holing up isn’t great for people, either. So this year, whether you’re drinking or not, try #PubJanuary instead.
Just look at these happy attractive people having a great time at their local pub in observance of #PubJanuary. Oh wait, if you're reading this (or having it read to you), you probably can't. Trust me, they're having a blast. The burger and fries look great, the fire looks cozy and appropriately located in the fireplace, and the framed photo of the deer... well, it's a framed photo of a deer. I don't really have an opinion about that. But it looks like a good time.
📢 New podcast episode! 📢
This week we talk about #PubJanuary as an alternative to Dry January, and we go over beer law changes in a few states. Also some beer price drama. 🎭🍻
🎧 Listen here: ▶️ beerguysradio.com/2024/01/13/p... ◀️
(Or any podcast app!)
My latest for Forbes.com. In response to Dry January,
@beervana.bsky.social, a Portland-based writer has started #PubJanuary to support our favourite drinking establishments though the toughest month of the year.
Why A Beer Writer Started A Movement To Support Pubs In January (forbes.com)
Even before Dry January became a national movement, pubs and breweries dreaded the first month of the year, when business dwindled to nothing. This will be an especially rough year, so here’s a modest proposal: #PubJanuary. You don’t even have to drink!
