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The Rarest of Breweries

In one Eastern Oregon community, people wait all year long for a brewery to open because it operates for only a day.

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.

Our Curated Guide to Portland Beer Week

The best of the best of the annual celebration of all things craft beer.

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.

10 Reasons to (Re)Visit Vancouver

Vancouver has grown to become one of the defining cities in the Northwest, thanks to a robust economy and creative entrepreneurs putting down roots in the town. Old time Portlanders will be pleasantly surprised by this new Vancouver, with eclectic food offerings, playful street art and a backyard view of rivers and mountains.

Portland Is Getting a New Beer Garden Just in Time for Spring

The brewery that built its brand around sustainability won’t entirely abandon the two-wheel theme—you’ll still find bike frames hanging above the bar at its flagship location on Southeast Powell Boulevard. But the BikeBar is being rebranded as North Williams Pub and Beergarden.

Owners of Soccer-Crazy Southeast Portland Pub Toffee Club Are Starting a Brewery

The Toffee Club, a British-themed pub and hub of all things related to football, is opening Away Days Brewing in the neighboring space that used to house Scout Beer.

Bridgeport Brewing, Portland’s Oldest Beer Company, Is Ceasing Operations

The hits just keep coming for the local craft brewing industry. This morning, Portland’s oldest beer maker, BridgePort Brewery, announced that it was pulling the plug on all operations.

Burnside Brewing Abruptly Closes After Being Locked Out by their Landlord

Not only did this blindside beer drinkers and longtime fans of the pub on East Burnside Street, who were notified via a Facebook post on the brewery’s page that the pub was closed Monday for a “snow day,” employees got notice the following day that they were out of a job.

Pfriem Family Brewers Announces Major Expansion in the Gorge

Gallons and gallons of more pFriem beer will be coming out of the Gorge thanks to a massive brewery expansion that will increase production to more than 60,000 barrels—approximately three times more than its current capacity.

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