There Are Only Six Taps at N.W.I.P.A. But Everything on Them Is Utterly Beautiful

Sadly, owner and beer buyer Jackson Wyatt has departed for Camas, Wash., newcomer Grains of Wrath. RIP, bruh.

(Henry Cromett)
By Martin Cizmar

6350 SE Foster Road, 503-805-7342, nwipa.beer. 2 pm-midnight daily.

Established: August 2012

There are only six taps at this utilitarian, picnic-tabled hop haven, but everything on them is utterly beautiful. A recent trip featured five varieties of righteously fresh IPA, ranging from clear West Coast to cloudy New England and offset by a rare and syrupy barrel-aged stout with coffee that would have been the recommended pick anywhere else in town. Sadly, owner and beer buyer Jackson Wyatt has departed for Camas, Wash., newcomer Grains of Wrath. RIP, bruh.

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