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Help People Get Face Masks by Drinking Beer

A portion of the proceeds from Hopworks new variety case of beer will be donated to Looptworks, which normally takes material bound for trash bins–like NBA jerseys and flight attendant uniforms–and turns it into everything from stylish purses to duffel bags. Like many businesses that are finding ways to help during the COVID-19 outbreak, it’s also started producing personal protective gear. The money from Hopworks will be used to make face masks for Central City Concern, a nonprofit that provides housing, healthcare and employment services for the homeless.

Hopworks is Honoring Mug Club Memberships From Recently Shuttered Breweries

Hopworks is softening the blow of the spate of recent brewery closures in Portland. The business will honor mug club memberships from shuttered locations like Lompoc, Rock Bottom, Cider Riot and Coalition.

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.

Portland International Airport is Beervana

Our airport not only has higher-quality booze than most others—its selection could put entire cities to shame.

The Five Hottest Beer Trends of the Season

Summer guzzlin’

Erykah Badu, a 4/20 Celebration and 12 Other Things to Do and See in Portland April 18-24

Where we’ll be getting stoned, pumped and dumped this week.

Hopworks is an Organic-Obsessed and Kid-Friendly Brewpub in Southeast Portland

Ask anyone with kids, and they’ll tell you they have two favorite brewpubs. One is Laurelwood and the other is this big, bikey, organic-obsessed restaurant on Southeast Powell, which has a huge play area stocked with toys and games

We Tasted Damn Near Every IPA in Portland in a Blind Tasting. These Are the 10 Best.

In the 22 years since Portland’s BridgePort invented the American IPA, the hop-crazy style has become a craft-beer juggernaut. Today, more than half of all craft beers ordered in America have the bitter, sweet and piney goodness of hoppy pales. At Willamette Week’s Oregon Beer Awards being held this week at Revolution Hall, no category received more entries than IPA.

Organized Labor Wants to Push Out Local Restaurants and Raise Prices at Portland International Airport

Portlanders love their unique airport. They also value labor unions. One of those two things has to give.

Two New Breweries Are Coming to PDX Airport… and One Is Leaving

Deschutes Brewing will be moving into the Concourse D space currently occupied by Rogue Ales, and Rogue will be departing PDX next year as their 10-year-lease expires.

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