Fantastic new brewery located in the basement of an office building not far from the Rose Garden. There are just a couple of tables as most of the space is dedicated to making their Belgian Farmhouse style beers. The staff are also very knowledgeable and helpful. The beer sampler plate was $6.50 and included 6 different brews. My personal favorites were the Four, Seven and the Late Harvest. Overall, it’s a great place to hang out and spend the afternoon sampling quality beers. Hopefully they’ll continue to expand and distribute their beers outside of the Pacific Northwest as they make extremely flavorful and original brews.

hidden in the basement of a tight old revamped brick building. very laid back atmosphere. small place. roughly $1 a sample or $3 a pint for whatever. bread and cheese out on the table. would go here just to drink. awesome beers too!

Somewhat hard to find location. These guys produce some of the best and most consistent beers in Portland right now. The place is only a tasting room, so no food isn’t offered here. This joint is all about uncompromised, open-fermentor farmhouse-style ales; a nitch that has yet to be filled in this so-called "flooded" market here in beer town, USA. Need I say more?

This basement brewpub is hard to find, but well worth the effort. The brewing equipment is visible from the seating area, which consists of 3 small tables. On a Sunday afternoon there was an informal Bluegrass oriented band playing. There is an underground ambience to the place that makes for an interesting time. The 8 beers on tap were excellent to fabulous and can be consumed in pints or in taster flilghts. The barkeep (owner?) was very helpful and friendly. A nice stop.

Visited during their anniversary release. Small place, odd location ... but that is part of the charm. This is strictly a tasting room, with a quaint and comfortable atmosphere. They had numerous taps, providing a great representation of their brews. Alex is a great guy, and even though it was insanely busy, you could tell he is very approachable, open, and good-natured. 12 oz. pours were anywhere from $2-$3 ... awesome. I look forward to swinging by on my next trip to see what they are up to.

Visited this last weekend after HotD sale. First of all, this place is very tricky to find from the google map directions on my iPhone. Thanks to suzyg though, I finally found the place. Tucked away downstairs in a really cool older work loft style building. Walking in, you are literally in the brewery. Right in the front and to the left of me were barrels and a small tasting area. To the right is the brewery. Really cool spot were it seemed the norm to just walk around and check it out. The brewery is super clean and very efficient in the use of space. Really a cool layout. The tasting room was headed by a very nice woman that poured me a taster tray, good size tasters, of everything on draft...for $5. They also sell bottles, growlers and some shirts/hats. Solid place and I can’t wait to go back again.

This is great brewery addition to Portland. A new brewer not producing the expected NW style IPAs. The tasting room is open on weekends. Free samples of any of the 7ish house beers on tap. $2 for 12oz pours, plus reasonably priced growler fills. Alex is super nice to chat with and will tell you about all the beers of course. He has the kegs being poured in a little annex attached to the brewery, where there’s barrels aging some beers around a handful of tables.