| Serves | 10 |
Alex Ganum, the head brewmaster at Upright Brewing, has a modern, Oregon-centric take on wassail. Starting with Upright’s holiday brew, a Belgian-style ale with subtle hints of cherry and star anise, Ganum swaps out the traditional sherry, sugar, and roasted apples for Pinot Noir, wild honey, and local dried cherries.
| 10 | cloves | |
| 5 | allspice berries | |
| 11 | cinnamon sticks | |
| 1 | square of cheesecloth | |
| ~ | Kitchen twine or undyed string (about 3 inches long) | |
| 12 | cups Upright Brewing “Upright Noël” or any Belgian Noël-style ale | |
| 5 | oz. dried cherries | |
| 4 | cups Oregon Pinot Noir | |
| 5 | Tbsp. wild blackberry honey |
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