Breakside Brewery is the invention of Scott Lawrence. He quit his corporate job in order to pursue his dream of opening a brew pub, jumped in head first and made it happen.

The Commons strives to make well executed, approachable beers with a refreshing and lively character. The beers are geared to be session-able and therefore enable or enhance social interaction. For consumers, the focus should be on friends and family they are sharing time with.

Alesong approach brewing like a musician composing a song. Each beer begins with an inspiration: from nature, food, or an unforgettable experience.

Production is patient, personal and reflective; the vision evolves until it is brought to life in the glass.

Like the song, each beer is our expression, but the enjoyment and interpretation is yours.

Wolves & People is a small independent brewery dedicated to brewing modern American interpretations of styles that have been slowly perfected over many generations across the great brewing nations of Belgium, primarily, but also France, Germany, England, Scandinavia, Netherlands, and the Czech Republic. From true farmhouse saisons to Belgian stouts, wild ales, sour and barrel-aged beers using our heirloom fruits and nuts, a few classic lagers and many styles both experimental and arcane, Wolves & People beers are designed to be, first-and-foremost, sociable.

Flat Tail strive to produce the finest product humanly possible, at every level.  They believe beer should be as delicious as it is refined, approachable, and of course, fun. 

Gigantic set out to do two things: make the best damn IPA in Portland, Oregon and produce seasonal, exciting, flavorful beers, most of which will be brewed only once. Their goal is to simultaneously create new interpretations of classic styles and ignore those same style guidelines completely.

They hold themselves to a simple principle – Never Give an Inch. When you drink Gigantic, know they didn’t just put their name on the label – their effort, imagination, and dry wit are in every bottle.

10 Barrel started back in 2006 with three guys in Bend, Oregon who shared one simple mindset; brew beer, drink beer and have fun doing it. Since then our brewery has grown but we will always stay the same… Rough morning? Grab a beer. Big powder day? The “Gone Skiing” sign goes up. Too hot to work? Mandatory company float. You get the picture… Here’s to living it up with a beer in hand.