Reports of Craft Beer’s Death Have Been Greatly Exaggerated
Despite a perfect storm of socioeconomic factors, the craft beer industry remains strong
A Portland Beer Blog
Despite a perfect storm of socioeconomic factors, the craft beer industry remains strong
Learn more about a new craft beverage initiative raising money for the non-profit Freedom for Immigrants.
The first-time arrival of Douglas Lager in Oregon harkens back to the old days of brewing in the PNW.
A complex distro landscape and taproom successes have impacted the future of beer festivals
Tonight’s bottle share at Living Häus elicits reminiscence about 12 years of craft beer community in Portland.
GABF 2023 really got me thinking about what’s succeeding in craft beer today vs 5 years ago.
Five years of Craft Beer Scribe… already?
What’s trending in beer? Good question… covid broke our crystal balls.
It was on March 17th 2020, 2 years ago today, that Oregon’s Governor enacted a mandate requiring the closure of indoor dining at bars, breweries, and restaurants. Within those first … Continue Reading 730 Days Later: A New Reality
Why is it called a Bock and what’s with the Goats? The birth of Bock and Doppelbock in Munich.
Last night I made a visit to my favorite watering hole in Portland, The BeerMongers, on the occasion of their 12th anniversary. While my constitution may have restrained how much … Continue Reading Sustaining Craft Beer Community
As Portland enters Day 3 of an unprecedented heatwave featuring 107+ degree temps, should we be asking ourselves, why not have a Hard Seltzer? I pose this question with the … Continue Reading Is Craft Hard Seltzer Here to Stay?
One year since Portland restaurants, taprooms, and breweries shut down – where are we now?
The past six months have seen a great proliferation of Dark Lager styles in the PNW. But why?
Wrapping up this year-end series by examining the pandemic’s impact on beer culture, draft vs. packaged beer, and some of my favorites.
A look back at how the Portland beer industry weathered a turbulent 2020.