1. The Beer of the Year: Breakside Brewery Fresh Hop Simcoe Many years later, as he faced the challenge of making a fresh-hop beer, brewmaster Ben Edmunds remembered that distant afternoon when a fifth-grade classmate helped him discover liquid nitrogen.
2: Framboise White by Block 15 Along, hot summer made for a bumper crop of Willamette Valley berries.
3: Coffee-Cardamom Barleywine by Upright Upright Brewing’s coffee-cardamom barleywine tastes like no other beer that’s ever existed.
Behind the Scenes at Wolves & People The most anticipated new brewery of the year in the Portland area is 20 miles south.
A Bevy of the Beaver State's Biggest City's Best Beer Bars Begin With B It’s all about the b-named bars for beers.
Bar Crowl Enter the Crowler—a 32-ounce tallerboy of tap-to-can goodness that is quickly taking the craft-beer world by storm.
An Oral History of Black Butte Porter Oregon’s flagship beer was developed by a consultant and popularized by women.
Where to Find a Copy of the 2016 Beer Guide Look for your copy of the 2016 Beer Guide at your favorite beer bar or bottle shop, or at these specific spots around the city.