Oregon Breweries and Taprooms
Prost! Salud! Cheers!
UPDATE: Washington County has been approved for Phase 1 of Oregon’s reopening plan. This means our restaurants, breweries and wineries are welcome to reopen for dining in and tastings as of June 1. Businesses will have to adhere to new COVID-19 guidelines for sanitation and physical distancing.
When it comes to excellence in hand-crafted beverages, the Pacific Northwest—and the Greater Portland region in particular—outshines any other location in the U.S. This is “Beervana,” the land of craft microbreweries. In addition to producing stellar wine grapes, the nutrient-rich soil of the Willamette Valley also produces fantastic hops.
Craft Beer Paradise
Tualatin Valley is exploding in the Portland craft beer scene, from the ubiquitous McMenamins, which brews several of its beers here, to new local breweries that attract the serious beer connoisseur, as well as the casual beer aficionado.
Some of the best breweries in Oregon can be found within mere minutes of each other in the Tualatin Valley.
More Than Just Beer
Tualatin Valley brews more than just beer. Taste the award-winning spirits at the tasting room for Rose City Distilling, or visit SakeOne, the country’s first American owned-and-operated large-production sake producer.
Whether you like your beers hoppy, sour or dark, or if you prefer hard cider or sake, there are plenty of brews to satisfy your palate. Pull up a stool and sip for yourself!
Tualatin Valley is the perfect place to travel with your four-legged friend, as many hotels, parks, trails, coffee shops and wineries welcome friendly dogs, and breweries are no exception.
Beer in the Tualatin Valley is a big deal. With more than a dozen breweries in the valley alone, it’s a part of the vast Greater Portland region, which beer lovers call a “Beervana.”
