Roadhouse 101 Competitors

Deschutes Brewery is an independent craft brewer in Bend, Oregon, family and employee owned since 1988. Currently the 10th largest craft brewery in the country, Deschutes was founded on the guiding principles of true craftsmanship and ultimate quality, best known as a leader in hops and hop development, innovative India Pale Ales, award winning dark beers, and small-batch experimental and barrel-aged beers. Deschutes Brewery is crafted for community, committed to sustainable business practices and support of charitable organizations across the distribution footprint. In addition to Deschutes’ original public house downtown Bend, the brewery’s production facility is located 1 mile away along the banks of the Deschutes River with a Pub in Portland in the heart of the Pearl District. With distribution to all 50 states across the country, Deschutes can also be found in a handful of countries with export to Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Australia, New Zealand, Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong, South Korea, Spain, Italy, France, Sweden and Canada.

Elysian Brewing Company operates three locations and a production brewery in Seattle, Washington. Known for classic styles, flexibility and innovation, Elysian has brewed over 350 different recipes since opening in 1996. Our first Seattle location, opened in 1996 on Capitol Hill, Seattle’s most populous neighborhood. Elysian Fields, opened in August 2006. Perched next to Seattle’s two sports arenas, Fields seats 400 and packs the house at lunch and on game days. Fields has since become an innovation center for our brewers where new beers are brewed each week on the 7bbl brew. In 2017, our Taproom opened next to our Georgetown brewery.

We started back in 2006 with three guys in Bend, Oregon who shared one simple mindset; brew beer, drink beer, and have fun doing it. Since then our brewery has grown but we will always stay the same...Rough morning? Grab a beer. Powder day? The “gone skiing” sign goes up. Too hot to work? Mandatory company float. You get the picture...Here’s to living it up with a beer in hand. Cheers!