Cascade Brewing has been a pioneer in the sour beer renaissance since 2006 and is the proud innovator of the Northwest Sour Ale. Its distinctive sour beer blends feature fruit forward, barrel-aged ales with an emphasis on project year-to-year variation. Cascade Brewing’s sour ales are brewed and blended in Portland, Oregon; the company also has two taprooms in Portland, the Cascade Brewing Barrel House in Southeast, and the Lodge at Cascade Brewing in Southwest. Read More
Cascade Brewing announced the upcoming releases for the sour blond ales Nectarine Dream 2019 in 500 ml bottles and the Native Bramble 2019 on draft only. Read More
For the holiday weekend, Cascade Brewing released Patio Paradise sour wheat ale and launched its Sour Slushies frozen ale and juice blended beverage. Read More
Cascade Brewing is releasing three new beers: Cascade IPA and Caught Pale Handed Hazy IPA in 16 oz. cans; Apricot 2019 in 500 ml bottles and on draft. Read More
Cascade Brewing is releasing Citrus Noyaux 2019, a sour blond ale aged in oak wine barrels with fresh orange, grapefruit and lemon peels and apricot noyaux. Read More
For Cinco de Mayo, Cascade Brewing is releasing Pineapple Retreat, a barrel-aged sour blonde ale fermented with pineapple and infused with habanero and cilantro. Read More
Cascade Brewing has announced the release of Mayan Bourbonic 2017 and will be available in 500 ml bottles and on draft starting Thursday, April 16th. Read More
After 14 years in business, Portland, Oregon-based Cascade Brewing will be sold to a group of local brewery and taproom owners, its founder announced. Read More
Cascade Brewing, a pioneer of the sour beer renaissance, has just released the oak barrel-aged Gose Roselle, its second sour beer in a can. Read More
As a Valentine’s Day gift to sour beer lovers, Cascade Brewing is releasing two sour beers on Friday, February 14th: Pear Mary and Kentucky Peach 2019. Read More
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