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Local Brewery Tours Portland

Royalty Trips offers you the finest Portland brewery tour throughout the year. And we are responsible for safely transferring you and your party to the local breweries of choice. Portland, located in Oregon, has gained popularity for its lively beer culture, and it offers several famous locations for brewery tours. As reputable limo rentals in Portland, we will take you to the most famous places for brewery tours, such as Deschutes Brewery, Widmer Brothers Brewing, Cascade Brewing Barrel House, Rogue Ales & Spirits, Breakside Brewery, Great Notion Brewing, Hair of the Dog Brewing Company, and many other contemplating places which will undoubtedly make your trips memorable. When you are ready to return home while providing the Royal service, our chauffeur will take you back safely to your destination of choice!

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Micro/Craft Portland, Oregon Brewery Tour

Experience the ultimate craft brewery tour with our personalized Portland Brewery Tours. Whether you’re new to microbrews or a taster, we have the perfect tour. Our tours are available seven days a week and can accommodate groups of any size in our limousines or party buses. We are perfect for bachelor/bachelorette parties, wine tours , birthdays, or showing out-of-towners the best of Portland, Oregon. We offer pre-planned tours or can customize them to your taste preferences. As the US’s micro-brew (craft beer) capital, Oregon boasts many local breweries that we provide tours. Enjoy beer samplers from various brewpubs on our tours and expand your microbrewery knowledge.

Willamette Valley Brewery Tours

During your Willamette Valley brewery tour, you’ll get to sample some of the best craft beers in the Pacific Northwest at Pelican Brewing Company, Ninkasi Brewing, and Rogue Ales & Spirits, which offers restaurants, tasting rooms, and a brewery. There’s something for everyone, from award-winning pinot noirs to refreshing IPAs. Our Chauffeur’s knowledgeable guides will lead you through the beautiful vineyards and breweries while sharing stories about the region’s history and culture. Take advantage of this unforgettable experience while visiting the Northwest! The risk of driving to the breweries while under the influence is eliminated when you travel with Royalty Trips. The achievement of you and your friends getting to unwind and enjoy each other’s company is truly a remarkable moment. That’s where we wish to provide an affordable, Royal service!

Customized Portland Brewery Tour – Top Beer Stops

Portland has over 75 breweries – the most of any city in the world and a beer or a local beers lover’s dream come true!

For 40 years, Oregon pioneers have created delicious drinks that you can now sample on a lavish experience with Royalty Trips. We will give you and your friends a one-of-a-kind portland beer tour, complete with 5-star breweries and deluxe vehicles. You’ll get an exclusive look at Portland’s thriving craft beer culture, from unique beer tastings to behind-the-scenes brewery tours. Our chauffeurs act as the key to helping you unlock unique local tastes artfully crafted with Bull Run water, golden valley brewery Hillsboro hops and barley, and more.

Your Personalized Brewery Tours Portland Oregon

On your customized Portland oregon brewery tour, we will take you in style to a range of highly-rated Portland favorites, including popular new spots like 10 Barrel Brewing and more historic locations like Widmer Brothers. You can assemble your brewery selection or enjoy our curated list of hot spots, including Deschutes Brewery, the Cascade Brewing Barrel House, Migration Brewing, and Hair of the Dog Brewing Company.

Whether you’re a brewery aficionado or the novice of the group, you’ll appreciate each brewery, pub, and tasting room’s rich history, fresh ingredients, and local flavour. And, of course, you will bask in the ROYAL treatment we are known for throughout the journey!

Although the magic of Portland’s best breweries is enough to make for a very exciting outing, we always provide a full range of extra features.

Portland is known as “beervana” for a reason: The city is home to a staggering number of breweries, from tiny startups to behemoth operations that long ago lost the term “micro.” Most, if not all, have some sort of brewpub, or at the very least, a tasting room where guests can sample the beers directly from the source; some of them don’t even distribute outside of the taproom. Of course, given precautions currently in place around COVID-19, the city's breweries are currently open for pick-up or delivery only. That doesn't need to stop you from enjoying them; even if you have to drink it in the privacy of your home or hotel room , you can still experience some of the best beer one of America's best beer cities has to offer. Here are our picks for best breweries in Portland, Oregon.

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Breakside's Dekum location isn't where most of its beers are brewed—that would be its Milwaukie location—but it's the homiest of the three breweries, with vibrant polished wood surfaces everywhere and tall, wide booths for groups. There's a good range of beers here—a pilsner, sour, and session beer—but what defines the brewery is its emphasis on the IPA. Its flagship Breakside IPA is a winner, but at the taproom there are often five or six different takes on the hoppy ale, from hazy to fresh-hopped to fruit-infused. They're not always bottled, so a visit to the brewery will allow you to sample the full, rather impressive, gamut.

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Unlike the majority of Portland brewpubs, Wayfinder also sports a pretty solid cocktail menu, with some fun items like a Scandinavian negroni made with aquavit (a bold move in a city with so many excellent cocktail bars ). But the real focus is obviously on the beers, and while there are plenty of ales on the menu, the brewery distinguishes itself with its plethora of crisp lagers, including helles, pilsners, and even black lagers on the rotating tap list. It also doesn't skimp on the food side of things. The menu is mostly hearty pub staples, but with a few extras. There's the requisite nachos and burger, but also steak frites, banh mi, mac and beer-cheese with add-ons, roasted beet salads, fried cauliflower, and more. It's equally serviceable for a full dinner or just some snacks to go with the beer.

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With its wood-topped barrel tables and modestly sized bar, Culmination feels like an old-school microbrewery in the best way, and it has no single defining style of beer; in fact, it's known for its diversity and creativity. You'll be just as pleased with the selection, whether you're looking for a classic Northwestern IPA or for something bold and new—a cucumber sour, say, or a black lime kolsch. Even day to day, the brewery has different offerings, keeping the lineup reliably fresh and innovative. When it comes to food, you can count on the standard pub grub—but the brewery also plays host to a variety of pop-up dinners. It's not always consistent, but there's usually something fun going on here.

Great Notion Brewing Arrow

In the sunnier months— which Portland does actually have —the sprawling, gravel-lined patio at Great Notion is the place to be, as guests from all over the Alberta neighborhood sip beers at picnic tables covered by umbrellas. Everyone is here for the beer, whether it's a fruity IPA or tart sour beer: Great Notion was one of the first to hop on the sour bandwagon when it opened, and it's done so with consideration and talent, offering some of the best fruit sours and farmhouse ales around. While the tap list is reason enough to visit, the food makes it a true destination. The brewery offers a punched-up sort of bar menu, with a killer fried chicken sandwich, equally pleasing burger and veggie burger, and rice bowls, salads, and bar snacks.

Baerlic Brewing Co. Arrow

With its light wood furniture and bright, modern vibe, Baerlic feels more like a café than your standard brewery; but when it comes to your drink, don't expect a flat white. The brewery looks to the past to inform the present, with beers rooted in the simplicity of malted barley, water, and hops, though they're no means bound by that. Although there's the occasional unconventional beer on the menu, most will be recognizable and straightforward: a super-dry IPA, a Northwest-style pilsner, an imperial stout, or a classic pale ale, all made with consideration and aplomb. This is a perfect kick-off point for a bar crawl around town.

Cascade Brewing Barrel House Arrow

If you're a fan of sour, barrel-aged beers—or you're curious about trying some—there's no better place to visit than the brewery that helped launch the entire movement. Cascade's Buckman District Barrel House is bright and cheery, with windowed-garage doors letting in plenty of natural light, tables with barrel bases, and off-white walls. In summer, the picnic tables out front are packed from opening to close. Year round, the place is filled with the unmistakable aroma of flavorful sour beers resting in casks. Complement one of the signature sours with an imported meat-and-cheese platter, or a traditional brewery dish (beer cheese soup, a Reuben, or a Caesar wrap).

Threshold Brewing Arrow

A smaller place and not quite a destination yet, Threshold is home mostly to neighborhood residents. There's around a dozen beers on tap each day, most of which are ales, though the occasionally crisp lager can be found. The key here is variety, from sours to barley wines, fruit-infused stouts to classic, NW IPAs. Despite the wide selection, each is brewed with considerable care and focus. And while most of the focus is on the beer at Threshold, the snacks are more than an afterthought. Platters of Olympia Provisions charcuterie and cheese plates pair nicely with the pours. 

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The bustling Ecliptic Brewing, set in a well-renovated garage space in the city's Mississippi district, had cachet before it even opened its doors: Owner John Harris is an icon in the Oregon beer industry, having helped found some of the most influential breweries before taking on a 20-some-year stint as head brewer at Full Sail. After decades in the industry, he finally has his own brewery—and he's using it to make pitch-perfect Northwestern beers, including fun fruit ales, and bright, vivid IPAs. The brewery distinguishes itself from other spots in town by offering a respectable cocktail menu, too (but you really should be drinking the beers).

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Portland, Oregon, Brewery Tours

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Portland is well-known for its craft beers. In fact, there are roughly 70 breweries in the city proper, meaning there are plenty of places to quench your thirst. Though you're welcome to stop by the breweries on your own, taking a guided brewery tour might be a better bet if you're only in Portland for a quick trip (and want someone else to worry about transportation). The tours generally stop at a few different breweries in the city, allowing participants to sample several different kinds of beer. Outings are offered at various days and times; check with a specific operator to learn more. Most tours last around 2 1/2 hours, though City Brew Tours offers experiences that range from three to five hours. Keep in mind that people younger than 21 are not allowed on the tours. For more information, visit the individual tour operators' websites.

City Brew Tours

City Brew Tours , which travels by van, wins accolades from past tourgoers for its knowledgeable guides and wide range of beer samples. For the company's Original Brew Tour, which lasts approximately five hours, the $129 ticket price includes beer samples at four breweries and a meal at either Migration or Ex Novo, two local breweries.

BrewCycle welcomes you to "cycle" on a trolley with other people as it winds its way from brewery to pub on the east or west side of Portland. (You can also rent out a whole trolley for a special occasion.) Tickets range from $20 to $25 per person, depending on the day, and do not include beer.

BeerQuest Walking Tours

If you're looking for a more unique brewery tour, check out BeerQuest Walking Tours' Haunted Pub Tour (about $40 per person), which weaves brewery stops at Kells Irish Pub and Old Town Pizza & Brewing with stories about Portland's paranormal activity and scandalous residents.

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“Since Oregon is the micro-brew capital of the United States, we thought, why not show off our wares?’ says Jim Long, who leads beer lovers and curious tourists on a four-hour junket to tour Portland's breweries and sample their brews. Portland leads the nation in the concentration of microbreweries per capita, and over 20 of these are scheduled stops for the BrewBus.”

--Hans Greimel, Associated Press November 21, 1998

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BeerQuest Walking Tours

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At BeerQuest Walking Tours, our mission is to be the best walking tour on planet earth.  Our Haunted Pub Tour is a deep dive into Portland’s wicked and lawless past with riveting stories of murders, drug dealers and kidnapping. Experience the unbelievable, crazy and totally insane side of Portland on our Weird Portland Pub Tour . Tours include a variety of beer samples from top local breweries. We have Private Tours for corporate events, team building, birthdays, and bachelor and bachelorette parties. We also host seasonal Halloween Haunted Tours and Valentine’s Day Tours.

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Self Guided Downtown Portland Brewpubs Tour

Portland, Oregon …aka “Brewtopia” …aka “Munich on the Willamette” …aka “Beervana” . Well known and well loved for the abundance of craft breweries and delicious food it’s a perfect place for a Portland Brewpubs Tour .

After Prohibition demolished the thriving brewery industry in the United Sates, the Pacific Northwest was in the forefront of a brewery revival in the 1980’s and Portland became home to one of the earliest microbreweries. There are now more than 100 breweries in the Portland Metro area ranging from small batch local microbreweries to full service brewpubs and well known large production breweries. It would take weeks to visit all of the breweries in Portland but we are up for the challenge.

To kick off that endeavor we have created a self guided walking tour that takes in a few of the great downtown Portland brewpubs where you can enjoy a brew and a bite Northwest style . As you probably know from experience it’s always a good idea to make food a part of any beer tasting and we feel the best way to do that is to share a menu item at each stop.

Also you won’t need a car for this one which means no need for a designated driver. If you are not staying downtown just take a taxi or transit to the start point and do the same in reverse at the end. The bonus is that you will be walking off some of the delicious indulgences between each course.

Downtown Portland Brewpubs

This Portland brewpub tour touches on some of the city’s favorite downtown neighborhoods . The route will take you from the Historic Waterfront District to the edge of Old Town Chinatown and through the desirable Pearl District so there are plenty of sights and distractions along the way. Luckily Portland’s downtown core is quite compact making it pleasantly walk-able. If you are in Portland as a tourist you may want to add some of these sights to your Portland Brewpub Tour so we’ve noted some suggestions and points on the map at the end of the tour guide.

We have given the Portland Brewpub tour a start and end time to give an idea of how long it will take to try a beer and a bite at each stop including walking time in between. However as most of the stops are open from morning to late evening, seven days a week you really can do it any time of day and of course if you choose not to eat at every venue your time will likely be cut back.

12:30 pm: Pints Brewing Company

With an enticing selection of beers on tap and a delicious food menu it may be hard to pick just one item of each. May we suggest the Smoked Pork Poutine paired with a Steelbridge Stout or a Humus Plate and Lemon ESB ?

Website: http://www.pintsbrewing.com/

2:00 pm: Rogue Distillery & Public House

This meeting hall is one of several Rogue establishments in Oregon and as the name suggests it is a distillery as well as a home for Rogue’s many brews. You can take a distillery tour, sample Rogue’s spirits, have a bite to eat and do a tasting from 38 Rogue taps . For food try the Sriracha Stout Tacos with a Bathtub IPA cocktail followed by a Rogue Beer Float .

Website: http://www.rogue.com/roguemeetinghalls/

3:00 pm: 10 Barrel Brewing Company

Tip: If it’s a nice day be sure to check out their awesome rooftop Patio!

Website: http://www.10barrel.com/

4:30 pm: Fat Head’s Brewery

Hopefully you haven’t been tempted into fullness by now since Fat Head’s is home to some big ass chicken wings and “Headwiches” (sandwiches almost as big as your head). The “Southside Slopes” was voted the #5 best sandwich in the USA by Maxim Magazine .

Website: http://www.fatheadsportland.com/

6:00 pm: Deschutes Brewery Portland Public House

They also have an incredibly creative and delicious food menu. For something share-able we suggest the Northwest Clams with chorizo, cream and Flanders Black Ale or if you have room for a more substantial meal go for the Black Butte Porter Mac & Cheese . Of course it may be time for dessert in which case you can’t pass up the Obsidian Stout Brownie or for a smaller sweet treat a Black Butte Porter Truffle.

Website: https://www.deschutesbrewery.com/pubs/portland/

Portland Brewpub Tour Add-ons

As promised at the start we wanted to share some side stops and add-on options for this tour as you will pass by some of Portland’s favorite downtown neighborhoods.

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Where to stay

If you are looking to stay within walking distance of this tour there are quite a few good options although you will have to venture further out to find budget accommodations. Here’s a couple of our favorites close to the tour.

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Microbrew/Distillery Tour

Visit Portland’s Many Microbrew & Distilleries, such as: Bridgeport, Widmer Brewery, Laurelwood, Rogue Brew Pub, Portland Brewery, Deschutes Brew Pub, McMenniman’s Edgefield.

• Burnside Brewing Company
• Breakside Brewery
• Deschutes Brewery
• Widmer Brothers
• Hopworks Urban Brewery
• Laurelwood Public House
• Lucky Labrador Brew Pub
• Hair of the Dog Brewing Co
• Full Sail Brewing Co
• Double Mountain Brewery
• Big Horse Brew Pub
• Alameda Brewhouse
• Rogue Distillery & Pub
• Tugboat Brewing Company
• Old Market Pub & Brew
• Pyramid Brewing Company
• Green Dragon Bistro
• Cascade Brewing
• Amnesia Brewing
• Walking Man Brewing
• Sandy River Brewery

Distilleries

• Stone Barn Brandy Works
• New Deal Distillery
• Bendistillery
• Big Bottom Whiskey
• Rogue Spirits
• Indio Spirits
• Eastside Distilling
• House Spirits Distillery
• Bull Run Distilling Company
• Sub Rosa Spirits
• Oregon Spirit Distillers

Portland, the #1 spot in the World for Micro Beer, is a place where quality & diversity of flavors reigns! Our newly famous Breweries and Distilleries are fast growing in popularity with visitors near and far. Vodka, Gin, Whiskies, and more are available for tasting. Lets build a custom tour for your event. Not only does Oregon boast the highest concentration of Micro-Breweries in the Nation it also has some of the best tasting beers in the world. Aspen Limo Tours offers a variety of Portland Brewery Tours and Oregon Distillery Tours. Whether you want to hit some breweries on our trip through the gorge (Hood River) or check out some breweries during a night out on the town (Portland) we have you covered. Be safe and stylish catching a ride in a party bus or limousine on one of our famous Portland Brewery Tours.

Micro/Craft Brewery Tours Portland, Oregon

Take on the ultimate craft brewery tour experience with one of our customized Portland Brewery Tours. Whether you’re a microbrew newbie or a seasoned veteran, we have the perfect tour for you. Our Portland brewery tours are offered seven days a week and are available for groups in any one of our limousines or party buses. These are great for bachelor/bachelorette parties, birthday parties, or to show your friends from out of town what Portland, Oregon has to offer. We have planned tours but we can also tailor your brewery/distillery tour experience to your tastes. Oregon is often regarded as the micro-brew (craft beer) capital of the United States. Whether you’re in town and want to experience the tourist version or if you’re a long time local and just want to up your game on microbrewery knowledge we can help. Most of the brewpubs on our tours offer samplers which allow you to taste all of their beers without having to order a pint of each. Thankfully the samplers are usually 8-12oz each, otherwise that could be a really long night. The list above shows just some of the many local breweries that we provide tours to.

Distillery Tours Portland, Oregon

Although not as well known for our distilleries, Portland boasts a huge number of small batch craft distilleries many of which are located in the east Portland neighborhood known as “Distillery Row”. The list above is just a short sample of the distilleries that we visit on our Portland Distillery Tours. Give us a call to customize your own or to schedule your next distillery tour in Portland, Oregon.

Call 503-274-9505 or 360-260-0515 for specific details & pricing

Multi-day tours are available.

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• Monthly Beer Box
• Baerlic Brewing
• Culmination Brewing
• Ex Novo Brewing Co.
• Leikam Brewing
• Migration Brewing
• Steeplejack Brewing Co.
• Unicorn Brewing
• Upright Brewing
• Von Ebert Brewing
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"Whether you are just visiting, have guests from out of town or live here and just want to have a fun day, a Brewvana Tour is the ticket. There are tour choices, the guides are knowledgeable and lots of fun and of our tasting the beer is what its all about. You usually visit 3 or 4 breweries and will three or four samples at each brewery. Some tours include trying sours and other innovations in brewing. Best part of the trip is you're not driving just enjoying the beer. This had been a go to experience whenever we have out of town guests and even as a local, this. is just plain fun!"

We had a great time in May, cruising through a handful of local craft breweries in Portland. (Baerlic, Unicorn, Migration, etc.)

We spent time learning about beer making, lots of different tastings, and plenty of fun on the bus. There was a wide variety of local beers and had a great meal at the end (best pub nachos ever). Our guide was an excellent source of information (and entertainment). Our favourite tour of the three we did that weekend!

I booked this tour to learn more about the differences in the fermentation process between cider, beer, and whiskey. I had a ton of fun! Everyone at the stops were very informative, and our Brewvana guide was great! Highly recommend this tour, as well as spending additional time (if possible) at any of the stops along the way. Definitely a highlight of my Portland trip. Thanks for the visit!

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On a recent trip to Portland we decided that we wanted to do a brewery tour and found Brewvana, and so glad that we did. Our guide, Kelene, was informative and fun! She got to know our likes and adjusted to meet the needs of everyone, introducing us to many great beers that some may have never tasted if it wasn’t for her. Thanks for a great day, Kelene!

Portland Breweries

Discover portland, we aim to capture the heart and soul of the region.

Explore the best of Portland and all of the craft specialties with a local guide who has first-hand experience to share. It’s more than just the tasty beverages, foodie scene and locally crafted gifts that we have to offer. We have a rich culture and community here that’s rooted in our values and demonstrated through the stories of the locations we visit. Visit the best of Portland and learn why we love this city so much. We know you will too.

To the left, you will find our featured partners which we have hand-selected to showcase Portland’s enormous and eclectic craft beer scene. Our partners mean the world to us. We take pride in the relationships we have with our partners and craft our experiences in collaboration with them. When BREWVANA rolls up, they’re excited to see us, our guests feel like a friend of a friend when they’re with us on our tours.

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The Most Portland Thing You Can Possibly Do.

When in Portland, we pedal together! During this 2 hour ride, the BrewCycle will take you, as fast as you can pedal, to your next ice cold brew! You will spend 25 minutes in each location before jumping back on to your seat to pedal to the next destination.  All Aboard! We look forward to having you on for a ride!

Ahoy Portland! Let’s take it to the water! BrewBarge is Portland’s only pedal powered, 14 person vessel on the beautiful Willamette River. Bring your brews, tunes and sunscreen for this unique excursion. Each cruise lasts an hour and a half, how far we go is up to you! So grab a growler, grind the gears and let’s cruise the river.

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