Von Ebert has a new production facility and plans to open a new taproom on North Mississippi

‘Eternal Somewhere’ is the first of Von Ebert Brewing’s 2025 Collaboration Series.

PORTLAND, Ore. — Today, Von Ebert Brewing released its first collaboration beer of 2025, a West Coast Pilsner brewed with Fort George Brewing called Eternal Somewhere.

This year will be a huge one for Von Ebert Brewing, as the brewery that was founded in 2018 is set to open its first large scale production brewery and tasting room to the public on Zwickelmania next month. The brewery has recently announced its 2025 beer release calendar that includes a collaboration series with the first one, Eternal Somewhere, to debut today at Moon & Sixpence in Portland, Oregon.

Von Ebert Brewing has released its first collaboration beer of 2025, a West Coast Pilsner brewed with Fort George Brewing called Eternal Somewhere.

“In 2025, you’ll see Von Ebert Brewing collaborating with some of our closest friends and award-winning brewers,” said Scott Peterson, Quality, Compliance & Maintenance Lead at Von Ebert Brewing and brewer of Eternal Somewhere West Coast Pilsner. “This collaboration helps us continue to live up to our brand of being a brewery where tradition meets evolution – taking a classic Pilsner and putting our West Coast spin on it to make a very tasty beer.”

Von Ebert Brewing has released its first collaboration beer of 2025, a West Coast Pilsner brewed with Fort George Brewing called Eternal Somewhere.

“In 2025, you’ll see Von Ebert Brewing collaborating with some of our closest friends and award-winning brewers,” said Scott Peterson, Quality, Compliance & Maintenance Lead at Von Ebert Brewing and brewer of Eternal Somewhere West Coast Pilsner. “This collaboration helps us continue to live up to our brand of being a brewery where tradition meets evolution – taking a classic Pilsner and putting our West Coast spin on it to make a very tasty beer.”

February is officially Oregon Craft Beer Month, and the largest event Zwickelmania is making moves in 2025. The annual state-wide celebration of local breweries put on by industry trade organization the Oregon Brewers Guild will run all February long, but arguably the most popular event is moving dates to avoid conflicts.

Today, Von Ebert Brewing released its 2025 beer calendar (attached). Six core beers will be available year-round, with the first four available as 12-ounce 6-packs – Volatile Substance NW IPA, Sector 7 Hazy IPA, Pils a German-style Pilsner, Clubhaus American Light Lager, Drink Me Portion Raspberry Tart Ale and Waning Echoes American Stout.

Von Ebert Brewing is kicking off what is sure to be a milestone year by revealing their 2025 beer release calendar. With new brand, sales, marketing teams, plus first ever 6-packs, and a huge expansion of their brewing capabilities in-the-works, Von Ebert’s 7th year will be punctuated by an anniversary collaboration with Russian River Brewing.

At Singapore’s Changi airport, locals drop by to see a movie or swim in the rooftop pool, grandparents bring their grandkids to ride the giant slide and students prep for exams in the sprawling food court. People go on dates, attend weddings or meet family for dinner. What they don’t do? Board a plane. Could something similar happen in Portland?

Thousands of you voted in our annual Readers’ Choice poll, weighing in on your favorite beers, breweries, styles, bars, and more. What follows here are the breweries you said were your favorites, broken down into four different size categories based on production volume.

The Oregon Beer Awards (OBAs) convened their annual seasonal judging of fresh hop beers over the weekend and announced the winners today. I was fortunate enough to participate, which gave me a great snapshot of this moment in time. Combined with about six weeks of sampling, I have a fairly good sense of where the state of the craft has landed.

Only two breweries that entered the OBA’s Fresh Hop category over the past two years appeared on the 2025 winners’ list. Von Ebert Brewing took home the top Gold prize for Fresh Hop Hazy Pale Ales and India Pale Ales this year after placing Bronze in the 2024 ceremony, which it won in 2023. Baerlic Brewing Company, which won the Other Fresh Hop Beers category in 2023, took silver for fresh hop PAs/IPAs. The rest of this year’s winners either appear in these categories for the first time or return to what they’d humbly call their rightful spots.

You don't need a GABF ticket to enjoy the liquids of Denver Beer Week.

State of play: The city's beer bars host special tap takeovers and pours you typically can't find in Colorado all week.

You can really taste the difference in a craft-brewed beer– ice cold, refreshing bubbles, and dynamic flavors. Mass-produced beers just don’t quite hit the spot in the same way. Portland is one of the first few cities that was an early pioneer in the microbrewing scene, so this Pacific Northwest metropolis is a beer connoisseur’s paradise.

The 9th annual Portland Fresh Hop Pop-Up Beer Festival is now the longest-running and largest selection of fresh hop beers in Portland. Presented by Portland Beer Week and Prost!, the pop-up functions as an all fresh hopped beer garden with no cover charge or tickets, running all day from 8am - 10pm at night from the Bloodbuzz bar at Prost! Marketplace, the food truck court and deck with a full bar on N. Mississippi Ave.

PORTLAND, Ore(KOIN)- The first guest specializes in craft beers and elevated pub food. Founded by a father and son duo, Von Ebert is a brewery that gives a nod to German heritage.

PORTLAND, Ore. — This month, Von Ebert Brewing will release fresh hop beers to celebrate Northwest breweries’ favorite time of year – fresh hop season.

 If you found a new organization to promote Oregon beer, you gotta throw a party, am I right? Celebrate Oregon Beer—which is getting very close to launching a kickass website—is delighted to partner with TrueWest on the Rose City Fresh Hops Fest. This festival has normally been hosted by the Oregon Brewers Guild. After a rocky outing in 2023, they decided to pass this year, so I asked the OBG Board if they minded if we hosted. They were happy to have someone jump in, so we reached out to TrueWest, who hosts the Hood River Fresh Hop Festival and made a plan.

September is a unique month in the beer world. We turn more than the calendar between August and September, we end the month in a new season as well. This means that while summer is ending, the fall beer season is just beginning. While we’re still enjoying IPAs, pilsners, and lighter beers, the maltier and darker beers like Oktoberfest-style, pumpkin ales, amber ales, and even stouts are beginning to hit shelves.