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Pour One Out: Remembering the Portland Breweries We Lost in 2019

The 2010s saw a major spike in the number of breweries, not only in Portland but across the country. According to the Brewers Association, there were nearly 7,500 beer producers in the U.S. as of 2018, up from 986 the previous decade. But unprecedented growth never goes unchecked.

Danish Brewery Mikkeller is Opening a Pop-Up in Shuttered Burnside Brewing

Danish beer company Mikkeller, which has built a global empire of quirky bars in cities like Tokyo, Bangkok and San Francisco, will soon have a pop-up in Portland.

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.

Kali Uchis, a Goth Fashion Show and 12 Other Things to Do and See In Portland Sept. 12-18

Zombies, fashion goths, singing waitresses and other events we’re excited about this week.

A Guide to Creating Your Own Bar Crawl in Portland’s Inner Eastside

There’s something for everyone in the district that starts near the Burnside and Morrison bridges and stretches east into Buckman and beyond.

No Other Portland Brewery Does Food Like Burnside

Pretty much no other brewery has made food as big a focus as Burnside in the eight years it’s been open—and in the past two years the LoBu brewery has doubled down with a truly excellent and tender pork belly plate, and maybe the only Spanish octopus dish in a Portland brewpub.

Natalie Baldwin Won the Annual Portland Pro-Am Beer Competition as an Amateur—Now She Returns as a Pro

That sample, and the beer which would emerge from it, were a delightful accident. The acidity from the coffee perfectly balanced the overly sweet character of the dark ale beneath it, a utopian blend of chocolate roast and fluffy-sweet malt. It went on to win both people’s and judge’s choice at our 2014 competition, and helped Baldwin climb the ranks at Burnside.

Portland's Best Patio Bars for Happy Hour

Aalto Lounge 3356 SE Belmont St., 503-235-6041, aaltolounge.com. 5-7 pm daily. [$2 EVERYTHING] At this Belmont Street den of sleek midcentury modernity and “bracing cocktails” (their words), and DJs spinning outlaw country and hip-hop, the absurdly generous happy-hour specials tend to draw couples looking for luxe a la cheapo. Two dollars will get you almost … Continue reading Portland’s Best Patio Bars for Happy Hour

Beer Bars with the Best Happy Hours

Stop in to Burnside Brewing on Wednesdays and Imperial 20-ounce pints are $3.75 —plus those $5 cracklin’ nachos. It’s so wrong it’s right.

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