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Pub crawling in Eugene is so different than most other places. The Eugene area has its fair share of beer and micro-breweries and many varieties to choose from, which helps much in finding that perfect brew. Below are some of the wineries located within easy driving/walking distances of downtown Eugene. Eugene City Brewing Rogue Ales are made with the finest hops and barley malt, free range coastal water and Pacman top fermenting proprietary yeast. Preservative, additives, chemicals: Never! Rogue does not pasteurize its products. Rogue Ales are bottled using an oxygen absorbing cap, brown glass for better shelf life, and plenty of malted barley and hops to provide stability. Visit Eugene City Brewing Website >>Contact Info: 541-345-4155 844 Olive Street - Eugene, Oregon 97401 McMenamins High Street Brewery & Cafe Our homey, comfortable and enjoyable atmosphere appeals to people of all ages and from all walks of life. Our Cafe is liberally decorated with original artwork on our walls, doors and equipment. One of Eugene's smallest breweries, High Street produces some of Oregon's finest ales. Our handcrafted brews, like Heavy Hand and the aggressively hopped Poweramp IPA are not around long (once the word gets out). Visit High Street Brewery & Cafe Website >>Contact Info: 541-345-4905 1243 High Street - Eugene, Oregon 97401 McMenamins North Bank Pub McMenamins' pubs are truly places for families and friends, as they have been since 1983. Inside all of our places inspired artwork abounds, and cozy booths and long, family-style tables invite folks of all ages to enjoy great conversation over a hearty meal and the glint of a fresh pint. We produce a whopping 200-plus ales each year which means you'll always have a wide selection to choose from. Ninkasi Brewing The brewery now features a brand-new 30 barrel system, and in less than two years has been able to anchor itself as Eugene's flagship brewery, enjoying great support throughout the region. When not making and selling beer Ninkasi is doing what they can to support all forms of the arts, from music events, bands, theater, dance, and fine arts, to festivals and neighborhood parties. Oakshire Brewing
There was a time when everything you would own, eat or drink was locally made with care and craftsmanship. The Willamette Valley is our home and Oakshire Brewing endured so that these values will grow and prosper in out time. Steelhead Brewery All of our beers are brewed in very small batches so they are always fresh and at their peak. Our brewers consistently bring home awards from the Great American Beer Festival, 24 medals so far. Our award-winning beers are brewed at all three locations, where our brewers strive to push the creative envelope.Our beer selection is both consistent, with four flagship brands, and fresh with new offerings of seasonal and dark beers.
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The first microbrewery in Eugene since Prohibition Days, High Street Brewery & Cafe is housed in a renovated 1900s house on the fringes of the city's center, complete with a backyard beer garden where ales are enjoyed under the shade of fir, ash, hawthorn and tulip trees in the summer (warmth provided by an outdoor fire pit in winter). 
A popular spot in Eugene, Oregon overlooking one of the most serene stretches of the Willamette River, the North Bank's tiered inside seating and outside deck provide a beautiful, panoramic view. Originally built as the North Bank Restaurant in 1979, this point in the Willamette River was chosen 150 years ago for a ferry crossing known as Skinner's Ferry. Our location provides a great option for televised game viewing and an even better place to watch the commercials. Just turn your head away from tube and check out the leaves falling on the river as boaters and bikers pass by. This comfy wood-built pub is the perfect place to sip a beer on a crisp fall day.
Ninkasi Brewing began its history on June 15th, 2006 when Jamie Floyd and Nikos Ridge spent 17 hours brewing their first batch of Total Domination IPA in leased space inside a German restaurant in Springfield, Oregon. Once a brewery, the building was equipped with a 15 barrel brew house set up for brewpub brewing.
Oakshire Brewing of Eugene, brews sustainable ales in very small batches and is one of Eugene's first production brewing facilities. Look for the Oakshire Brew on tap handles at restaurants and pubs in Eugene, Springfield, Albany and Corvallis.
Our beer is brewed fresh on the premises of every Steelhead location. Our brewers are proud of their craft and hope you will enjoy their offerings. 
