Deschutes Brewery and Public House

Brewery › 901 SW Simpson Ave › Map it! › 541-385-8606 › deschutesbrewery.com
 Hours › 8a – 5p Mon – Fri | 12p – 5p Sat – Sun | Tours 1p, 2p, 3p, 4p
Public House  › 1044 NW Bond St › Map it! › 541-382-9242 › deschutesbrewery.com
 Hours › 11a – 11p Mon – Thur | 11a – 12a Fri – Sat | 11a – 10p Sunday
Beer me! › Mondays! $3.50 Imperial Pints 4p – 11p! Start the week off right!

Q&A

Sure you have beer, but how about a Gin and Tonic? It’s about the beer.
Should I bring the kids? Bring the whole family while you’re at it.
I like watching sports on the tube, can ya help me out? Yep, pull up a stool and have a pint, watch some sports.
Got any tips? This place is always packed! Come early for lunch or dinner.
Can I get some tasty beer to go? Um, yeah?! Bring a growler, or better yet, get one of their fancy ones!
Walk, bike, or drive? Public House › Walk, bike, drive if you must – it’s downtown, parking is hit or miss. Brewery › Bike, drive, or take a tour!
Last one – Is there like a locals night or something? Mondays!

Est. 1988 – The brewery that started it all.

The brewery’s much anticipated, two-story downtown Bend pub expansion opened on Feb. 1, 2012.  The new construction more than doubled the pub’s size, and company founder Gary Fish jokingly said it had been 20 years in the making.  The nationally known company is solidly professional; its superb beer, highlighted by Black Butte Porter and Mirror Pond Pale Ale (and distributed as far east as Minnesota and Texas), perfectly complements the pub’s gourmet comfort food. Cheers!

›› Deschutes Brewery on beeradvocate.com

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Deschutes Brewery
Established: 1988
Deschutes Brewery, located in Central Oregon along the banks of the wild and scenic Deschutes River, has brewed a family of handcrafted ales since 1988. Starting out as a small brewpub in the heart of downtown Bend, Deschutes’ first beers were Black Butte Porter, Bachelor Bitter and Cascade Golden Ale. In 1993, Deschutes moved into its current brewing facility and has continued expanding and improving the facilities. With a 50-barrel traditional gravity brew house and a new one-of-a-kind 131-barrel Huppmann brew system from Germany, Deschutes now creates and experiments with specialty batches of limited beers like The Abyss and Hop Trip while brewing large quantities of everyone’s favorites like Mirror Pond Pale Ale. Consistently producing the highest quality beers is always Deschutes’ number one priority and commitment.