Visiting Portland - Fall/Winter 2018-19 update

That would be a huge difference what Ezra posted on The New School. He said he heard $1.1 million dollars for the production facility and $1.5 million for the pub.

 

http://www.newschoolbeer.com/2018/1...s-brewing-latest-oregon-brewery-closures.html
Two Kilts maybe? It does say "Portland, OR area".

 

Two Kilts didn't do food though. I guess Seven Brides could be considered Portland area. I'm thinking it's a brewery that's still in business for now due to not disclosing the name or location.

 

That makes way more sense than Alameda. Ezra doesn't usually throw things around that inaccurate.

 

small update, the link to Oregon Beer Country map leads to the trash

 

Last minute booking Hotel Rose down town...great deal ..looks like a very nice hotel..anything near? Se Rock Bottom ..boo! but HOD just across the bridge.
Have 15 year old kiddo

 

Wife and I stayed there before. Nice room. The street car/max noise at night (keep your window closed), though. We walked to fatheads ( now von Eberts) and deschutes. Both are kid friendly imo. Also, as mention the max is literally right there.

 

Closed..looking at various restaurants..the beer selection is very poor. Better in Salem eateries wow!

 

They do a mean Old Fashioned. Though

 

Does the PDX airport Deschutes pub have bottles of abyss to go? Have a layover in Portland on the way somewhere with little to no craft beer. would be nice to bring with.

 

Kells should also be pretty close to your hotel and they brew their own beer. North of Kells you're going to head into Old Town where you probably don't want to take your 15 year old kid. If you're crossing the Morrison bridge (which is very safe and separated from cars by a concrete divider) you also have Wayfinder reasonably close. If you walk up Morrison to the west and take a right on 10th-13th you'll end up in the Brewery Blocks on the other side of Burnside where you'll find Deschutes, Von Ebert, 10 Barrel, Rogue, McMenamins, Backpedal, and Backwoods. I think at least most of those are kid friendly.

 

I will be visiting Portland in a month and I’m looking for bottles of Deschutes Black Butte XXVIII (its the only one I’m missing in the series). Anyone know if they have it at the pub or at any bottle shops in town?

 

Belmont Station should have it

 

When I was at their Bend pub, they had an extensive list of vintage bottles. I’d assume the Portland pub would be the same. If you don’t have any luck finding some, PM me.

 

Hey all, the wife and I are in Portland visiting family and were wondering if any taproom are open tonight or if a bar is our best bet for drink this evening.

Staying in the Pearl District. Thanks.

 

Beermongers is open. They’re across the river but no too far away. Cheap Uber or bus ride. Small taplist but lots of bottles/cans and great prices.

http://www.thebeermongers.com/

 

Just booked by visit up to Portland for the end of February. Got myself 3 nights in town, one of which I will be hitting up a concert.

Working which breweries to hit up while in town and this thread has been most helpful. Lots of places I want to check out, but I tend to prefer sticking with 2 or so spots a day max. Right now Upright is probably the one sure visit. Cascade is probably as close to a definite too. Burnside, Baerlic and Ex Novo (since they will be opening a spot up outside Albuquerque and might be worth checking their original base out first) are all being considered as well. Anyone I am missing? Anyone I should remove?

FWIW, my favorite styles are saisons, most lagers (with German Pilsners being my absolute favorite), west coast IPA's, dark/roasty stouts.