If youre ever in Portland, it’s crucial that you try the beer.
The beer making tradition continued (and escalated) from there.
We also took into account breweries that have been featured in other publications.
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McMenamins
McMenaminsisnt just a brewpub.
Of course, anyone who goes needs to stop by the brewerys tasting room.
Owned by craft beer maker, John Harris, it blends brewing and astronomy in the most original way.
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There are also walk-in tours available at noon on Mondays and Fridays.
you’ve got the option to pair your brews with local, seasonal bar bites as well.
The brewery doesn’t just sell its brews to thirsty Oregonians- its products can be found around the country.
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Cascade Brewing Barrel House
Sour beer lovers should definitely put this brewery on their bucket list.
Hopworks Urban Brewery
Much like other Portland breweries,Hopworksis all about sustainability and the local community.
Perhaps what sets it apart is the incredible food you’re able to order with your brew.
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They also function as a coffee shop thats open in the mornings from Monday through Thursday.
Kells Brew Pub
This classic brewpubis proud of its Irish roots.
It even has an excellent, dog-friendly back patio thats perfect in the summer.
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It was even honored on the list of Best Beers in America from Bloomberg News.
Their brews are authentic, simple, and very delicious.
Thefamily-friendly brewpubwas started by Alan Taylor, who studied brewing science in Germany before settling in Portland.
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