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The Oregon Brewshed® Alliance is a coalition of brewing businesses and brewing community partners who understand the value of clean water and protected forest watersheds. The Oregon Brewshed® Alliance supports Oregon Wild and its work to protect and restore the wild lands, wildlife, and waters  that make our state a great place to live, work, and enjoy great beer.

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Great beer doesn’t start at the tap – great beer begins with clean water.

Beer is over 90% water, after all, and that water is a product of the land that it flows through.

Great Beer Begins
with Clean Water

What We Do

Oregon Brewshed® Alliance partners work to support Oregon Wild, an environmental non-profit organization that has worked to protect Oregon’s wild places and waters since 1974, to educate the craft beer drinking community about protected watersheds and their essential role in Oregon’s celebrated craft brewing industry, and to advocate for their brewsheds. Because a healthy brewshed means better beer and cider!

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Oregon Brewshed® Alliance partners have made a difference supporting important conservation efforts in a variety of ways. 

  • Helped make Oregon Brewshed® Brewfests a success (4 in Portland, and 3 in Eugene)

  • Raised over $60,000 to support conservation work

  • Donated beer, cider, and kombucha to Oregon Wild’s Call of the Wild fundraiser and other events

  • Supported efforts to protect new Wilderness areas, State Scenic Waterways, Wild & Scenic Rivers, and reform logging laws to better protect streams by signing letters to elected officials, placing ads, and penning opinion pieces

  • Hosted more pint-nights, tap-takeovers, and education nights for the public at brewpubs and tap houses than we can count

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Public lands and clean water are home to native wildlife that need our help to thrive.

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Oregon’s forests provide and protect the clean, cold water we all love - but they need our protection.

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Wild, clear waters flow from our taps and support recreation and wildlife across Oregon. Let’s work to protect Oregon’s rivers and streams!

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Partner of the Month

Based in the fertile Willamette Valley, Coleman Agriculture manages more than 7,500 acres of hops, hazelnuts, seed crops, and a variety of vegetables. They grow 16 varieties of hops and produce more than 4 million pounds of this essential beer ingredient. They have a deep commitment to integrating sustainable practices into their farming operations, as demonstrated by their Salmon-Safe certification and inclusion in Yakima Chief Hops’ Green Chief® program. We appreciate Coleman's efforts! As they put it: "Our team is focused on continually aligning our values with those of our brewing partners." 

 

Coleman Ag has provided hops for this and previous year’s Wild & Scenic Earth Day Collaboration beer series and has recruited several breweries to the collaboration through their outreach. 

Alliance Partners

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Alesong Brewing and Blending
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Breakside Brewery Portland, OR logo
Block 15 Brewing Company logo
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Claim 52 Brewing logo
Coldfire Brewing logo
Coleman Hops logo
Crosby Hop Farm, LLC logo
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Leikam Brewing Portland, OR logo
Little Beast Brewing Rare Beer logo
Ninkasi Brewing Eugene, OR logo
Ecliptic Brewing logo
Oakshire Brewing Eugene, OR logo
Ex Novo Brewing Company logo
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Fort George Brewery & Public House Astoria Oregon logo
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Portland Cider Company logo
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Hop Valley Brewing Co logo
Run for Beer Oregon Brewery Running Series logo
Schilling Hard Cider logo
Sunriver Brewing Sunriver, OR logo
Widmer Brothers Brewing logo
Worthy Bend, OR logo
Yakima Chief Hops logo
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