From Double Mountain
Introducing 1904 IPA; a collaboration with
Goschie Farms in the Willamette Valley!
Wa are proud to announce the release of 1904 IPA, a seasonal beer brewed in collaboration with the legendary Goschie Farms of Oregon’s Willamette Valley! This new IPA is a heartfelt tribute to the roots of Pacific Northwest hop farming, and to the people who have cultivated its legacy for generations.
The name 1904 IPA honors the year Goschie Farms began growing hops on their historic plot of land, though the farm itself dates back even further to 1885. Goschie Farms has played a major role in shaping the American beer scene, once growing the majority of hops used by large-scale brewers before pivoting to support the rise of craft beer in the early 2000s.
“As brewers, it’s incredibly rewarding to know exactly where our ingredients come from,” says Matt Swihart, Double Mountain Owner and Brewmaster. “We had a blast heading out to Goschie Farms and seeing the care, intention, and innovation that goes into every hop cone. Being this close to world-class ingredients is something we don’t take for granted.”
Matt from Goschie Farms was able to come out to Hood River to join us on brew day. He is seen gathered around our hop back between our brewers Matt and Greg. Cheers!
1904 IPA features a lineup of classic hop varieties; Cascade, Centennial, and Fuggle, all grown at Goschie Farms. A touch of Simcoe from nearby Woodburn, Oregon provides a clean bittering foundation, while a final dry hop with Cryo Pop amplifies notes of citrus and pine. Brewed with Goschie’s own home-grown barley and crafted with a nod to both tradition and modern technique, 1904 IPA is crisp, clean, bright, and dry; an old-school IPA with a new-school touch.
Beyond producing exceptional hops and grains, Goschie Farms is Salmon-Safe certified, practicing sustainable farming techniques including micro-irrigation, cover cropping, and bee habitat integration to protect local water systems and ecosystems. Gayle Goschie is a matriarch of the hop community and continues to give talks at Master Brewers Association of Americas conferences and other beer events around the world.
Swihart adds, “We’re incredibly lucky to brew here, surrounded by such talent, heritage, and hop history. Drink it up.”
Seen here is some of the Goschie Farms crew, including Gayle Goschie on the left, current President of the farm, and Grandfather Carl on the right, who planted the first hops in 1904.
As per usual, we’ve also got an amazing Spotify playlist to pair with your pint. Our brewers hand-curate these seasonal beer release mixes to match the vibe of each beer, turning your tasting into a full-on sensory experience.
So go ahead and press play, take a sip, and let the beer and the beats do their thing.
GOSCHIE FARMS 1904 IPA PLAYLIST
Goschie Farms
1904 IPA
6.2% Alc/Vol 70 BU
Goschie Farms has been a pillar of the brewing community for over 100 years. We chose to use their Cascade, Centennial, and Fuggle hops, along with their Pure Oregon Malt. Crisp and balanced, this IPA will remind you of where IPAs came from.
1904 IPA is available now on draft and in 500ml refillable bottles at all Double Mountain locations.
ABOUT DOUBLE MOUNTAIN BREWERY & CIDERY
Double Mountain is a Brewery & Cidery based in Hood River, Oregon that extends a warm welcome to all. Our brewery in Hood River boasts our original taproom where you can experience the heart of our craft. We have two additional taprooms in Portland, located in the Woodstock and Overlook neighborhoods, and a kitchen at the Aladdin theater, open during showtimes. We strive to create a living room atmosphere, where we spin vinyl, offer weekly free live music, and host trivia nights. Our food philosophy revolves around sharing moments with friends. We offer various New Haven-style pizzas, sandwiches, salads, and an array of other dishes that proudly steer clear of the fryer.We take pride in our hop-forward beers, crisp unsweetened dry-ciders, and house-made n/a root beer and ginger ale. We hope you’ll stop by and share a pint with us!
Double Mountain may be found on tap and in refillable bottles throughout the Pacific Northwest.
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