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“A cold beer at the end of the day is the best thing [that] life has to offer.”
~~ Haruki Murakami, in "The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle" [1994-95]

General  Beer  Links

'Beer' entry at Wikipedia
Brewery Database [est. 2009] by PintLabs
North American Guild of Beer Writers [est. 1990]

beer sold online {almost 500 items} at Amazon

Beer Industry Section on the Business & Economic Monopolies Page at Working Minds / Things To Worry About

Oregon  Beer  Links
Listed #3 on Top Ten States For Beer Lovers {Bankrate blog 9/2014}
The beer industry has a $1.8 billion economic impact on Oregon, according to the Brewers Association (5/2017)
The Oregon beer industry's economic impact of $631.35 per capita ranks second in the nation (5/2017)
The average Oregon adult drinks 11.8 gallons of beer per year, which ranks fourth in the country (5/2017)

The Portland Business Journal constructed a list of Oregon's 25 biggest brewers in May 2017:
#25 = Barley Brown's Beer [est. 1998] Baker City; #24 = Oakshire Brewing [est. 2006] in Eugene; #23 = Crux Fermentation Project [est. 2011] in Bend; #22 = Cascade Lakes Brewing Co. [est. 1994] in Redmond, OR; #21 = Hopworks Urban Brewery [est. 2007] in Portland; #20 = pFriem Family Brewers [est. 2012] in Hood River; #19 = Laurelwood Public House & Brewery [est. 2001] in Portland; #18 = Caldera Brewing Co. [est. 1997] in Ashland; #17 = Double Mountain Brewery [est. 2007] in Hood River; #16 = BridgePort Brewing [1984-2019] in Portland; #15 = Worthy Brewing Co. [est. 2011] in Bend; #14 = Pelican Brewing Co. [est. 1995] in Pacific City; #13 = Fort George Brewery [est. 2010] in Astoria; #12 = Goodlife Brewing Co. [est. 2011] in Bend; #11 = Breakside Brewery [est. 2010] in Milwaukee, OR; #10 = McMenamins Breweries [est. 1983] in Troutdale; #9 = Boneyard Beer Co. [est. 2010] in Bend; #8 = Hop Valley Brewing Co. [est. 2009] in Springfield, OR; #7 = Portland Brewing Co. [est. 1986]; #6 = 10 Barrel Brewing Co. [est. 2006] in Bend; #5 = Ninkasi Brewing Co. [est. 2006] in Eugene; #4 = Rogue Ales [est. 1988] in Newport, OR; #3 = Full Sail Brewing Co. [est. 1987] in Hood River; #2 = Deschutes Brewery [est. 1988] in Bend; and #1 = Craft Brew Alliance [est. 1984] in Portland

Oregon Brewers Guild [est. 1992] maintains the Oregon Craft Beer website
www.OregonBeer.com redirects to Oregon Beer - Featured Breweries & Brew Pubs
www.OregonBeer.org redirects to Oregon Craft Beer
Oregon Hop Commission [est. 1964]
Oregon Craft Beer Gear and Apparel
Oregon Brew Crew [est. 1979] home brewers co-op
G.E. Nordell's Oregon Travel & Business Links Pages

	Total Wine & More [chain est. 1991] is based in Bethesda, Maryland The closest Total Wine & More store for Oregon is across the river at the Vancouver Village Shopping Center, 4816 NE Thurston Way in Vancouver, Washington The company is included here because the 'and more' shows as a brag in the regular Sunday newspaper flyer ad that they have 2,500 beers available - well, sorta: that is counting all the local beers that can be ordered from other states and then picked up at your nearest store; the website lists categories of craft beers thus: IPA, Belgian-Style Ale, Wheat Ale, Pale Ale, Stout, Sour/Gose, Rose Cider, Porter, Amber & Red Ale, Brown Ale, Blonde Ale
	Trader Joe's Market [chain est. 1967] is based in California There are twelve Trader Joe's stores in Oregon (3 in Portland) and one across the river in Vancouver, Washington • Trader Joe's beer selection is in constant rotation, and varies by store; in-house brews include: Josephsbrau Black Toad Distinctive Dark Ale, Josephsbrau Prost Lager, Josephsbrau Radler (shandy), Josephsbrau Summer Brew Kölsch, Josephsbrau Winter Brew double bock, TJ's Vintage Belgian-style Ale, TJ's Brewed Ginger Beer, TJ's Henry Hotspur’s Hard Pressed For Cider, TJ's Drive Thru Red Dry Hopped Red Ale, Mission St. Belgian Style White Ale, Mission St. Coffee Stout, Mission St. Session Pale Ale
	Target Department Stores [chain est. 1962] Target does not sell alcoholic beverages in every state or every store; the four Target stores in the Portland Metro Area each list 'Wine & Beer Available'; there are 19 stores listed for Oregon

                      

Oregon  Beer  Events

  four-day Oregon Brewers Festival [est. 1988] held the last full weekend in July
at Tom McCall Waterfront Park in Downtown Portland

Oregon Fresh Hops Beer Fest [during September] in multiple cities
celebrations of the fresh hops harvest are likely to happen in Hood River, Independence, Portland, Saint Paul and-or Sisters

Oregon  Beer  Info  by  Region

The Bankrate blog posted their study of the Top Ten States For Beer Lovers in September 2014; the results are included here not because they are
definitive or official but for purposes of opening discussion on the matter. (One of the comments noted that these are states that 'nobody goes to'.)
In reverse order: #10 Nebraska, #9 Iowa, #8 South Dakota, #7 Maine, #6 New Hampshire, #5 Colorado, #4 Wisconsin, #3 Oregon, #2 Vermont, and #1 Montana.

The brewery count in Oregon by city and region as-of June 2018 was 281 breweries operated by 228 companies in 79 cities.

  Portland  Metro  Area
77 breweries in Portland — 117 in the Metro Area

G.E. Nordell's Oregon / Portland Travel & Business Links
www.PortlandBeer.com amateur blog [est. 2003]
F.H. Steinbart Co. [est. 1918] homebrewing necessities, 234 SE 12th Avenue in Portland, Oregon

four-day Oregon Brewers Festival [est. 1988] held in July in Downtown Portland

Portland Fresh Hop Beer Fest [September] at Oaks Amusement Park in Portland, Oregon
list of 57 participants in 2018 (google docs file)

	BridgePort Brew Pub [1984-2019] 1313 NW Marshall Street in the Pearl District of Portland, Oregon their former craft brews include flagship India Pale Ale, Blue Heron Pale Ale, and a barleywine named Old Knucklehead
	Ex Novo Brewing Company #1 - Portland [est. 2013, open Summer 2014] 2326 No. Flint Avenue in Portland, Oregon food menu includes salads, sandwiches, burgers, street tacos, chicken & fish, pizzas; in-house brews include: flagship 6.6% Eliot IPA; 8.0% Relief Society Hazy Imperial IPA (in collaboration with Culmination); 4.6% Marryin' Berries Fruited Gose; 6.9% Mass Ascension West Coast-style IPA; 6.0% Cadillac Dreams Hazy IPA; 5.0% The Most Interesting Lager In The World light Mexican lager; 5.1% Perle Haggard Pils traditional pilsner; 5.3% Kell traditional Kellerbier-style lager; 3.6% Mise en Place Table Beer Brett saison in bottles; 5.5% Stiff Upper Lip English Special Bitter Ale; 7% Family Matters dry-hopped saison ale; 6.5% Because People Like To Say Salsa kettle-soured ale fermented with mango, passionfruit & mild jalapeños; 6.6% Brier Brut IPA in cans; 4.2% Cactus Wins The Lottery Berliner Weisse; Jacked-Up Farmhouse Belgian Saison in bottles; 7% Liquid Sweater Winter Warmer; 12.6% Never More Black Barleywine Ale; 13.4% Wooden Teeth Wee Heavy Scotch Ale; 7.6% Ye Olde Gregge ('slightly nutty') old ale Ex Novo Brewing Company #2 - Beaverton [open 2/2019] { see details just below } 4505 SW Watson Avenue in Beaverton, Oregon Ex Novo Brewing Company #3 - Corrales [open 5/2019] 4895 Corrales Road in Corrales, New Mexico
	Ex Novo Brewing Company #2 - Beaverton [open 2/2019] 4505 SW Watson Avenue in Downtown Beaverton, Oregon food menu includes salads, baked grinder sandwiches, Detroit-style pizzas; in-house brews include: flagship 6.6% Eliot IPA; 8.0% Relief Society Hazy Imperial IPA (in collaboration with Culmination); 6.9% Mass Ascension West Coast-style IPA; 6.0% Cadillac Dreams Hazy IPA; 5.5% Stiff Upper Lip English Special Bitter Ale; 7.8% Ye Olde Gregge ('slightly nutty') old ale; 12.6% Nevermore '18 Barrel-aged Black Barleywine Ale; 5.0% The Most Interesting Lager In The World light Mexican lager; 5.1% Perle Haggard Pils traditional pilsner; 5.8% It's Willamette Dammit American Blonde Ale; 5.3% Kell traditional Kellerbier-style lager; 4.6% Marryin' Berries Fruited Gose; 6.5% Because People Like To Say Salsa kettle-soured ale fermented with mango, passionfruit & mild jalapeños; and guest brew 6.5% Alter Ego cider
	Henry Weinhard Brewing Company [1856-1999] 1131–1133 W. Burnside Street in Portland, Oregon Henry Weinhard [1830-1904] arrived in America from Germany in 1856 and worked for various brewers across the country; he founded his own brewery in 1862 in Portland, Oregon; the Weinhard Brewery Complex building in Down-town Portland was completed in 1908. A merger in the 1930s formed Blitz-Weinhard Brewing; the making of Henry's Private Reserve Premium Beer began in 1976. The company was sold to Pabst in 1979, to Stroh's in 1996, and to con-glomerate Miller in 1999; operations were moved to Olympia Brewing in Tumwater, WA. The buildings were listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2000 and redeveloped as offices and retail space • The currently-available offerings shown on the official Henry Weinhard's website include the Private Reserve Premium Beer and Blue Boar Double-hopped Pale Ale; the company is now Blitz-Weinhard Brewing Company of Golden, Colorado.
	Portland Brewing Company [est. 1986]   2730 NW 31st Avenue in Portland, Oregon Founded in 1986; debt problems resolved in 1998 by partner Robert MacTarnahan; merged with Saxer Brewing Company of Lake Oswego in 2000; company sold to Pyramid Breweries of Seattle in 2004; renamed MacTarnahan's Brewing Company 2004-2013; Pyramid was sold to Magic Hat Brewing Company in 2008 & sold to North American Breweries of Rochester, New York in 2010; Costa Rican company Florida Ice & Farm Co. purchased N.A.B. in 2012; the local name reverted to Portland Brewing in 2013, using the red logos • Taproom at the brewery, but no details on website; in-house brews include: flagship MacTarnahan’s Amber Ale, MacTarnahan’s Northwest Amber Ale, Ink & Roses IPA, New Way IPA, Unipiper Hazy IPA, Noble Scot Scottish-style Ale, BlackWatch Cream Porter • brewery entry at Wikipedia

Von Ebert Brewing Company [est. 3/2018] - Pearl 131 NW 13th Avenue in Portland, Oregon Von Ebert Brewing Company [open Summer 2018] - Glendoveer 14021 NE Glisan Street in East Portland, Oregon 10-bbl micro-brewery & bar serving beers made in German, Belgian & Czech styles; food menu includes salads, sandwiches, wings, burgers, steaks; Pearl has weekend brunch & Taco Tuesdays; in-house brews include: 4.5% Some Prefer The Dark Pacific Northwest Porter, 5.8% Axe to Grind Hoppy Pale Ale, 4.6% Startle Display Belgian Amber Ale, 5.3% Drink Me Potion Kettle-Soured Ale, 5.1% Swirling Winds Foeder-Fermented Farmhouse Ale, 4.9% Northern German-Style Pils, 5% Agostini Pils Italian-style Pilsner, 4.8% Munich-style Helles, 6.7% Volatile Substance American IPA, 7.5% Atmospheric Phenomenon Hazy IPA, 7.1% Sector 7 New England-style IPA, 6.5% Duke of York IPA, 6.9% Dio Dark IPA, 8% Zed Aye South African IPA, 7.1% Chapter 3 Citrus IPA, 6.2% Juicy IPA – Juicy IPA, 6.2% Grapefruit Juicy IPA, 7.2% Battle Stations! American IPA, 5.5% Plums of Plenty Farmhouse-Inspired Ale (in collaboration with Grains of Wrath); guest taps include: 7% Pinot 18 from Solera, Oregon; 6% Sleeping Comet Foeder Saison from Ruse, Portland; 7% Funky Pants from Great Notion, Portland; Pomegranate Lemonade Kombucha from Humm, Portland; gluten-free guest taps include: 6% Pale Ale from Ground Breaker, Portland; 5.5% Dark Ale from Ground Breaker, Portland; 6.9% Honeycone Hop Mead from Nectar Creek in Philomath, Oregon; 6.8% Apricot Thyme Fizzy Wine from Hi-Wheel, Oregon; 6.2% All The Berries Cider from Bauman’s, Portland; 6.9% Peach Cider from Incline, Portland; 6.9% Kinda Dry Cider from Portland Cider Company

Cascade Brewing Company (USA) in Portland, OR
Sang Royal (malt beverage with cherries aged on oak)

Coalition Brewing 2705 SE Ankeny St, Portland, OR 97214 http://www.coalitionbrewing.com/

Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery [chain], 206 SW Morrison Street in Portland, Oregon

Widmer Brothers Brewing [est. 1984] & Gasthaus Pub, 955 Russell Street in Portland, Oregon

#19 = Laurelwood Public House & Brewery [est. 2001] in Portland
#21 = Hopworks Urban Brewery [est. 2007] in Portland
#11 = Breakside Brewery [est. 2010] in Milwaukie, OR
#10 = McMenamins Breweries [est. 1983] in Troutdale, OR

	"Portland Beer: Crafting The Road To Beervana" [2013] by Pete Dunlop, Foreword by Angelo De Ieso Kindle Edition from The History Press [9/2013] for $9.99 The History Press 9x6 pb [9/2013] for $15.82
	"Portland Beer Stories: Behind The Scenes With The City's Craft Brewers" [2015] by Steven Shomler Kindle Edition from The History Press [6/2015] for $12.99 The History Press 9x6 pb [6/2015] for $19.99 The History Press 9x6 hardcover [6/2015] for $25.35

Willamette  Valley
15 breweries in Eugene — 49 in the Willamette Valley

#8 = Hop Valley Brewing Co. [est. 2009] in Springfield, OR
McMenamins Thompson Brewery & Public House in Salem, OR = http://www.McMenamins.com

Ninkasi Brewing Company [est. 2006] 272 Van Buren Street in Eugene, Oregon food trucks & food carts regularly scheduled; in-house brews include: Brightberry Raspberry Lime Ale, Hazy Domination IPA, Oatis Oatmeal Stout, Dawn of the Red IPA, Tricerahops Double IPA, Prismatic Juicy IPA, Yours Truly Easy-Drinking Ale, Pacific Rain Northwest Pale Ale, Total Domination Northwest IPA, Vanilla Oatis (Oatmeal Stout with Vanilla), Believer Double Red Ale; seasonal brews include: Sleigh’r Winter Ale, Oktoberfest-Style Lager, N10 Imperial Blended Ale, 10% Ground Control Barrel-Aged Imperial Stout NOTE: Ninkasi is the name of the ancient Sumerian goddess of beer

#24 = Oakshire Brewing [est. 2006] in Eugene
Oregon Trail Brewery [est. 1987, new owners 1993], 341 SW Second Street in Corvallis, Oregon

Central  Oregon
24 breweries in Bend — 33 in Central Oregon

#9 = Boneyard Beer Co. [est. 2010] in Bend
Cascade Lakes Brewing Co. [est. 1994] in Redmond, OR
Crux Fermentation Project [est. 2011] in Bend
#2 = Deschutes Brewery [est. 1988] in Bend, Oregon = http://www.deschutesbrewery.com/
Goodlife Brewing Co. [est. 2011] in Bend;

#6 = 10 Barrel Brewing Co. [est. 2006] in Bend https://www.10barrel.com/beer/pray-for-snow/ [est. 2006] 2010 Opened brewpub in Bend, Oregon 2013 Opened Brewpub in Boise, Idaho 2015 Opened Portland brewpub 2016 Opened brewpub in Denver, Colorado 2017 Opened brewpub in San Diego, California 2017 Opened a second pub in Bend, Oregon,

Worthy Brewing Co. [est. 2011] in Bend

Coastal  Oregon
7 in Astoria — 31 on The Coast

Astoria Brewing Company [est. 1997] 144 Eleventh Street in Astoria, Oregon Astoria Brewing Company Taproom  { may be closed } 1196 Marine Drive in Astoria, Oregon many food menu offerings: soups, salads, sandwiches, burgers; in-house brews include: 4.7% Astor Haus Pilsner, 4.5% Saddle Mountain Pale Ale, 5.7% Up Norte Mexican-style Lager, 5.4% Volksweissen Wheat Beer, 5.4% Strawberry Blonde Fruited Beer, 6% Old Red Beard Amber Ale, 6.2% Solar Dog IPA, 6.8% Ichiban IPA, 8.2% Bitter Bitch Imperial IPA, 6.2% Poop Deck Porter, 5% Trolley Stop Stout, 9% Dungeon Crawler Barrel-aged Milk Stout, 10.4% Sidequest Barrel-aged Cocoa Stout, 10.4% Maple Quest Barrel-aged Maple Stout, 11% Ancient Tomb Barrel-aged Stout

Fort George Brewery [est. 2010] in Astoria
Pelican Brewing Co. [est. 1995] in Pacific City
#4 = Rogue Ales [est. 1988] in Newport, OR

Southern  Oregon
7 breweries in Medford — 24 in Southern Oregon
Caldera Brewing Co. [est. 1997] in Ashland
Wild River Brewing & Pizza Co. [] in Grants Pass, Oregon

Eastern  Oregon
2 breweries each in Baker City & Ontario & Pendleton — 15 in Eastern Oregon
Barley Brown's Beer [est. 1998] in Baker City

Mt. Hood / The Gorge
5 breweries in Hood River — 12 in the Mt. Hood/The Gorge area

Full Sail Brewing Company [est. 1987] 506 Columbia Street in Hood River, Oregon solid food menu; in-house brews include: flagship Full Sail Amber Ale, Full Sail IPA, Atomizer IPA, Atomizer Pale Ale, Atomizer Lager, Atomizer Amber, Cascade Pilsner, Citrus Maxima Pale Ale, Airstream Unfiltered IPA, Hop Pursuit IPA, Blood Orange Wheat Ale, Harrington's Barrel-Aged Ale, Kentucky Cream Barrel-Aged Pale Ale, Barrel-Aged Imperial Porter, Barrel-Aged Imperial Stout, Bourbon Cherry Rye Ale; session-style brews include: Session Premium Lager, Sesión Cerveza Mexican-style Lager, Session Light, Unfiltered Session EZ IPA, Session Hefeweizen Wheat Beer, 4% Session Pilsner; seasonal brews include: Malted Milkshake-style IPA, Wassail Winter Ale, Shortest Day Winter Ale; pub-only releases include: Cold Brew Coffee Amber Ale, Fox Tail Cider, Malted Milkshake IPA on Nitro • Full Sail also produces 12-can/12-bottle multi-packs: Full Sail Atomizer Jet Pack (3 bottles each of Atomizer IPA, Atomizer Pale, Atomizer Lager, and Atomizer Amber); Trophy Case Variety Packs (two sets of four brews); Grab 'n' Go-Go Variety Pack (3 bottles each of Airstream IPA, Amber Ale, Blood Orange Wheat, and Citrus Maxima Pale Ale); and Session Mashup Variety 12-Packs (three sets of four brews) • brewery entry at Wikipedia

#17 = Double Mountain Brewery [est. 2007] in Hood River
#20 = pFriem Family Brewers [est. 2012] in Hood River

Fresh Hops Beer Fest [during September] in multiple cities
celebrations of the fresh hops harvest are likely to happen in Hood River, Independence, Portland, Saint Paul and-or Sisters

Crosby Hop Farm, LLC [est. 1900] in Woodburn, Oregon over 100 Willamette Valley-grown hops varieties, sold on spot or contract; they also import quality hops from around the world; each variety may also be available as one or two prior crop years, held in cold storage

Hop Head Farms http://www.hopheadfarms.com

http://www.wilmeshopfarms.com

Oregon's  National  Beer/Pub  Companies

	Craft Brew Alliance [est. 2008], 929 No. Russell Street in Portland, Oregon Craft Brewers Alliance was founded in July 2008 as a merger of Redhook Ale Brewery [est. 1981] of Seattle and Widmer Brothers Brewery [est. 1984] of Portland, Oregon; acquired Kona Brewing Company [est. 1994] of Hawai'i in October 2010; changed name to Craft Brew Alliance in January 2012; launched new brand Omission Beer brand in 2012, promoted as specially crafted to remove gluten; launched Square Mile Cider brand in 2013; partnered with Chive Media Group in 2014 to produce their Resignation Brewery KCCO brews; formed strategic partnerships in 2015 & 2016 with Appalachian Mountain Brewery [] of Boone, North Carolina; Cisco Brewers [est. 1981] of Nantucket, Massachu-setts; and Wynwood Brewing Co. [est. 2011] of Miami, Florida; Craft Brewers Alliance acquired all three brands in the fourth quarter of 2018 • A large part of the Craft Brew Alliance operation is distribution of their own and partner beer brands under a deal with Anheuser-Busch InBev that expires in 2028. Redhook went public in August 1995 {now BREW on NASDAQ}; Anheuser-Busch InBev owns 32.2% stake, brothers Kurt & Rob Widmer own a combined 18%. in-house brews include: Omission Beer [est. 2012], promoted as specially crafted to remove gluten, and Square Mile Cider [est. 2013]
	Appalachian Mountain Brewery []   163 Boone Creek Drive in Boone, North Carolina food available from wood-fired pizza truck; in-house flagship brews include: 4.7% Boone Creek Blonde Ale, 7.1% Long Leaf IPA, 6% AMB Porter, 5.4% Spoaty-Oaty American-style Pale Ale, 5% Mystic Dragon Cider, 5% The Roots Cider (in cans), 5% Scarlet Rose Cider; other in-house brews include: 5.2% AMB American-Style Lager, 5.2% C.R.E.A.M. coffee & doughnut-infused Milk Stout, 6.4% Cloud Pleaser New England Hazy IPA, 9% Edge of A Dream Imperial Stout, 3.8% Margarita Gose German Sour, 6.7% Not An IPA New England-style IPA, 8.7% Not-A-Double Double IPA, 7.3% Saison V15, 6.8% Willy Wallace Scotch Ale, 6.7% Zero Golf Ballz IPA, 5% Daniel's Son Dry-hopped Cider, 5% Mimosa Dry-Hopped Cider, 6.2% High Country Cider; website lists 80+ seasonal/limited brews and 5 specialty ciders
	Widmer Brothers Brewery [est. 1984] 955 Russell Street in Portland, Oregon Widmer Brothers Gasthaus Pub, 955 Russell Street in Portland, Oregon  { closed suddenly in 2019 } Founded by brothers Kurt and Rob Widmer; all-year in-house brews include: flagship 4.9% American-style Hefeweizen (bottles, cans & kegs); 7% Upheaval Northwest IPA (bottles & kegs); 5.3% Drop Top Amber Ale (bottles & kegs); 8.6% Deadlift Imperial IPA (bottles & kegs); 6.3% Russell Street West Coast IPA (bottles & kegs); seasonal/limited brews include: 6.8% Juicy Sunrise IPA (cans & kegs); 6.2% Secret Stash IPA made with hop hash and hemp seeds (cans & kegs); 7.2% Brrr Hoppy Red Winter Warmer Ale (bottles & kegs); 3.9% Tang-A-Rang Tropical Sour Beer (bottles & kegs); 5.5% Cinnamon Swirl Ale; 7.3% Bramble Peramble IPA; 5.2% She Shed Smoked Porter; 7% Bottomless Brunch Mimosa Brut IPA

Cisco Brewers [est. 1981 & 1995] of Nantucket Island, Massachusetts
http://www.ciscobrewers.com/ 5 Bartlett Farm Road, Nantucket, MA 02554
established as a winery in 1981 and started making beer in 1995 and distilled spirits in 1997.

The Kona Brewing Company was founded in the spring of 1994 and is Hawaii's largest brewery
https://konabrewingco.com KonaBrewingCo.jpg

Redhook Ale Brewery founded by Gordon Bowker and Paul Shipman in 1981 in Seattle, Washington http://www.redhook.com/

Resignation Brewery KCCO brews [in 2014] from Chive Media Group

Wynwood Brewing Company LLC [est. 2011] of Miami, Florida https://wynwoodbrewing.com/

	"Oregon Brew Tour: Craft Beers, Microbrews, Nanobrews, Festivals & Homebrew Info" [2011] by Bob & Debra Ledford Ledford Publng 8½x5½ pb [6/2011] for $16.06
	"Beer Lover's Oregon: Best Breweries, Brewpubs & Beer Bars" [2013] by Logan Thompson Globe Pequot 9¼x7½ pb [4/2013] for $14.90

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