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Are you planning a trip to Portland Oregon this summer? If so, there are a variety of breweries to choose from and it\u2019s literally possible to visit one every day of the week!
\nIn this article we will provide you with a list of the best Portland Oregon breweries that you should consider visiting on your trip to Portland.<\/p>\n

PDX Breweries That You Don\u2019t Want To Miss<\/strong><\/span><\/h1>\n

Wayfinder<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Hoppy and refreshing experimental ales served on a massive patio that\u2019s an essential summer sipping spot
\nIPA obsessives take note: no matter how much you crave that bitter hop explosion on your palate, few things in this life are as satisfying as a classic German beer on a bright and sunny patio. At Wayfinder, you\u2019ll find former Chuckanut brewer Kevin Davey experimenting with classic German styles and arriving on beers like Hell — a helles\/lager mashup with a bright, floral finish — or a coffee pilsner that forgoes the common stout format in favor of a brew that emphasizes drinkability over saccharine overtones. Sizzle Pie co-owner Matt Jacobson is also on board, which explains the happy-go-lucky vibes of the sprawling wood patio that bears an uncanny resemblance to his popular party porch, nearby nightlife spot White Owl Social Club. It\u2019s a happy medium between for beer nuts and bar crawlers in need of an outdoor locale where they can pound nachos and a beer or two, which is something of a rarity in a town where craft beer culture and populism are often at odds.<\/p>\n

Level Beer<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Delightfully diverse and refreshing beers you can sip in an old greenhouse
\nLocated in a former produce market in a section of farout Northeast Portland you\u2019ve likely never heard of, Level Beer has quickly become an essential last-minute pitstop on any waterfall trip or airport run. The video game theme is manifested in beers like the Ready Player One — a soft and refreshing dry hopped saison — or the bright and piney Game On! IPA, but the glorious sun-drenched feel of the greenhouse-turned-patio quickly quashes whatever basement-dwelling nerdism you\u2019d expect from such an operation. It\u2019s no surprise to find free-range children running around on account of \u201cThe Numbers\u201d being the hot new real estate market for young families, but there\u2019s more than enough room for crowds of both dads and scenesters lured by the clout of its brewers — specifically Jason Barbee of Ex Novo and Shane Watterson of Laurelwood — to enjoy Level\u2019s bounty of beers in such a quaintly pastoral environment.<\/p>\n

Baerlic<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Spartan beer hall serving super smooth IPAs and experimental brews made with oats
\nBaerlic is a simple wooden rectangle with little else than chairs, tables, filament bulbs, and a nice long bar. There\u2019s not much happening here besides beer, but it\u2019s good enough that you won\u2019t need anything else. Though you\u2019ll always find a mighty good IPA on tap in New Noise, Baerlic is far more interested in selling you a pint of their wickedly good experiments with oats. Try Eastside — a delicate and refreshing pilsner made with Bob\u2019s Red Mill oats and Best Pilsen hops — to get the gist of what makes this bright and woody beer hall tick, or cruise down the menu into the Seasonal & Experimental section for more out-there and on-trend varieties like Nice & Easy, a salted oat gose, or Read Between the Lines, a Brett pale with a dry and fruity finish.<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

What\u2019s your favorite Portland Brewery? Leave us a comment below!
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