The auction is now closed! total raised for the Red Cross Haiti Relief Program!
Thank you to everyone that participated in this auction! I will contact the winners about payment and delivery details by the end of the day on Monday, February 1st. I will also follow up with a blog post once I get the auction items finalized.
2010 Beer Print Auction for Red Cross Haiti Relief
We have teamed up with Deschutes Brewery to bring you some one of a kind prints to benefit the Red Cross Haiti Relief and Development. 100% of all proceeds will go directly to this program. We have made it as simple as possible for you to submit bids: just enter a nickname, your email address, and your bid amount.What do you get?
- Each auction item is a one of a kind, 8x12, professionally created print, signed by Deschutes founder Gary Fish. Each signed print will be the only one of it's kind. Hang it in your bar, slap it on your kegerator, or fold it up 6 times and carry it in your wallet. This print is the photograph only, no framing or matting included.
- It's a good cause!
- It's related to your favorite thing: beer!
- You'll have something that your friends will envy!
- Enter a bid with the form below.
- Choose an item to bid on.
- Enter a nickname so we can identify you. Something simple, just letters and numbers. This is what will be displayed if you are the highest bidder.
- Enter your email address. We will only use this to contact you if your bid is the highest at the closing of the auction.
- Enter a bid amount.
- Bidding ends at 5pm PST, Sunday, January 31st.
- Highest Bidder wins the signed print.
- Send payment to us via PayPal.
- We'll send a reciept showing that all 100% of your bid went to the Red Cross.
- Wait eagerly by your mailbox for your signed print to arrive.
- Brag to your friends.
Bids will show up to the right of each item. If you are not seeing any bids, refresh your browser.
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This is the Deschutes Brewery's main brewing facility in Bend, OR. This photograph was taken from the catwalk that runs above the bottling area.
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The Abyss, 2009 Reserve: "The Abyss has immeasurable depth inviting you to explore and discover its rich, complex profile. Hints of molasses, licorice and other alluring flavors draw you in further and further with each sip. And at 11% alcohol by volume, you will want to slowly savor each and every ounce."
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Deschutes Brewery's 50 Barrel JV Northwest brewing system, the first system installed (1993) and used in the main brewing facility after outgrowing its pub capacity.
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Mirror Mirror, 2009 Reserve: "After an extremely limited release in 2006, we kept a small stash of Mirror Mirror, sending a few kegs to select festivals and pouring it at our pubs from time to time, where customers discovered this unique beer, and a loyal following was born. 'This year's brewing will have a more layered and refined oak presence,' says Brewmaster Larry Sidor. 'I'm really looking forward to this version of Mirror Mirror because it is not only an advancement for this beer, but it also shows the evolution of our knowledge related to barrel aging and how the whole Reserve Series has developed.'"
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"Jack Kirby's Art is Pure" by Ian Seniff. 11" x 14" gouache on paper.
If you couldn't figure it out, this item is not a beer-related photograph and will not be signed by Gary Fish. It is, however, up for auction for the same cause thanks to our contributer Ian Seniff.
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If you couldn't figure it out, this item is not a beer-related photograph and will not be signed by Gary Fish. It is, however, up for auction for the same cause thanks to our contributer Ian Seniff.
Current Bid: