Beer

You No Longer Have to Drive to Eugene to Experience the Full Breadth of Oakshire Brewing’s Creativity

Housed in the former Old Salt space, the 32 taps at Oakshire Beer Hall—with a whopping 22 of them pouring beer made in Eugene—provide the Cully neighborhood with a much-needed hub for quality kegs. While it doesn’t seat hundreds like many of the famed Bavarian drinking caves its named after, the exposed-wooden-beam chamber is practically vibrating with tipsy energy.

Northwest Portland Bar and Bottle Shop the Abbey Is Closing, and Will Be Replaced by a New Resort-Themed Watering Hole

Belgian beer fans will soon lose one of their favorite sources of Cantillon and Delirium Tremens. The Abbey Bar & Bottle Shop on Northwest 21st Avenue is serving its final rounds Saturday, Aug. 10. A new vacation-themed bar will take its place in early September.

Thunder Island Brewing Will Break Ground on New Property in Cascade Locks, and the View Might Get Even Better

After spending six years nestled along the Columbia River in Cascade Locks, Thunder Island Brewing will move from its scenic perch but gain a lot more room—and the view shouldn’t change too much. The founders are set to break ground on a 10,000-square-foot facility that will allow the business to grow from a 7-barrel system to a 15-barrel brewhouse.

Breakside Brewery Is Going on a Summer Road Trip, Pouring Beer From a Remodeled 1973 Winnebago

During the taproom’s migration, Breakside served beer in the parking lot from its newly remodeled WinneBEERgo. The 1973 RV may still have the shag carpeting, 8-track and olive-green upholstery on its bench seating, but was retrofitted with a glycol chiller and draft lines connected to taps that pour from the outside near the passenger-side door.

Portland’s First Kosher Brewery Now Has a Taproom in Mount Tabor

It’s now a little easier to get beer from Portland’s first kosher brewery following the launch of Leikam Brewing’s taproom.

The Pop-Up from Acclaimed Danish Brewery Mikkeller Is the Talk of Portland Beer. But the Brews Don’t Live up to the Hype.

We all know Portland has one of the best beer scenes in the country, if not the world. Even for a renowned global brand, if you’re going to come here, you need to bring your A game. And what we’re getting from Mikkeller is a C-plus.

Mount Angel’s Beer-Brewing Monks Are Bringing Their Beers to Portland for the First Time

Paley’s Place is hosting a multi-course dinner on June 27 featuring dishes made to pair with Benedictine Brewery’s beverages. The Northwest Portland restaurant is the only business that pours these blessed beers outside of the abbey.

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A New Brewery Is Opening Soon in Newport, and It’s Already Receiving a Ton of Hype

Not only is it just a short walk up from the historic bayfront district, making it a prime location for tourists and locals alike, the man who will be overseeing production took home a gold in the hazy IPA category at the Great American Beer Festival in 2018.

Get Ready for the 9th Annual Portland Beer Week

Portland Beer Week 2019 is a 10-day celebration of beer across the city, June 7–16. Featuring 100+ events from beer festivals to beer dinners, pairing parties, seminars, screenings, and challenges.

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