Breakside
Breakside is a U.S. brewery brand offering a range of beers and operating brewery pubs and other locations.
Last updated September 25, 2026
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Overview
Breakside, also presented as Breakside Brewery, is a brewery brand whose website features a portfolio of beers and a network of pub and other locations. The homepage lists locations in Oregon, including Portland’s NE Dekum Pub and NW Slabtown, as well as Milwaukie, Lake Oswego, Astoria, Beaverton, and Dundee, and also lists a Vancouver location. It promotes beer discovery, on-site visits, events, merchandise, and beer-and-wine offerings. The displayed beer range includes American lager, harvest pilsner lager, West Coast India pale ale, Belgian ale, German festbier lager, and barrel-aged releases. Named offerings shown on the site include Game Time, Disco Overload, Cowboys and Poets, West Coast IPA, Breakside White, Wanderjack, and Oktoberfest. Product listings include selected details such as bitterness, alcohol by volume, and packaging formats; the homepage, for example, lists Game Time at 4.5% ABV and Breakside White at 5.2% ABV. The site also promotes Breakside Collective, described as offering insider pricing on beer and wine, and features events, locations, and a link to Alit Wines. The supplied evidence does not establish the company’s founding date, founders, ownership, headquarters beyond its listed Portland-area locations, or leadership. This profile therefore limits those details to what the available source supports.
History
The available source establishes Breakside’s current commercial identity as a brewery brand but does not provide a founding date, founder names, or a chronology of the company’s development. It therefore does not support a detailed historical account of its origins or changes in ownership. The supplied homepage presents a broad current-facing operation: a beer portfolio, multiple named locations, event and merchandise information, and a Breakside Collective membership offer. Its location listings cover several Oregon communities and include a Vancouver location. The listed Portland venues include NE Dekum Pub and NW Slabtown; other named locations include Milwaukie, Lake Oswego, Astoria, Beaverton, and Dundee. These listings indicate a presence spanning brewery pubs and other customer-facing locations, although the source does not give a company history or explain when each location opened. The displayed product selection spans several beer styles, including American lager, harvest pilsner lager, West Coast India pale ale, Belgian ale, German festbier lager, and barrel-aged releases. The homepage features individual beers such as Game Time, Disco Overload, Cowboys and Poets, Breakside White, and Wanderjack, with selected specifications and package formats. It also promotes events and merchandise and links to Alit Wines. The source mentions 2026 barrel-aged releases, but does not provide a dated record of earlier launches, acquisitions, leadership changes, or other historical milestones.
Products and positioning
A brewery brand presenting a varied beer lineup alongside brewery pubs, events, merchandise, and a beer-and-wine membership offering.
Game Time
Harvest pilsner lager; the homepage lists it at 4.5% ABV and shows keg and 12-ounce can packaging.
Disco Overload
West Coast India pale ale; the homepage lists it at 6.6% ABV and shows keg and 16-ounce can packaging.
Cowboys and Poets
West Coast India pale ale; the homepage lists it at 7.1% ABV and shows keg and 16-ounce can packaging.
Breakside White
Belgian ale brewed with orange peel and coriander; the homepage lists it at 5.2% ABV.
Wanderjack
West Coast India pale ale; the homepage lists it at 7.1% ABV and shows keg and 19.2-ounce can packaging.
Oktoberfest
German festbier lager; the homepage lists it at 5.6% ABV.
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