Oregon Pub House

Drinks to go

A considered pour, ready to take home.

Explore a practical guide to draft beer, classic cocktails, cider, sparkling wine, and non-alcoholic choices. Availability can rotate, so use the current tap list for the latest beer selection.

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The drinks guide

From familiar classics to independent pours

Oregon Pub House organizes its take-home drink information by style, making it easier to understand the character of each option before choosing.

  • Draft beer information available through the current tap list
  • Classic spirit-forward cocktails and lighter fizzes
  • Cider, sparkling wine, and rotating seasonal choices
  • A rotating selection of non-alcoholic options
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Cocktail reference

Classics and fizzes

These descriptions preserve the core cocktail styles from the original guide. Recipes and availability may change, so confirm current details before selecting.

Classics

Spirit-forward, stirred, and served with considered garnishes

Old Fashioned

Rye, orange-infused simple syrup, and bitters, served over one large rock.

Rye · Citrus · Bitters

Manhattan

Rye, sweet vermouth, and bitters, served up with a dark cherry.

Rye · Vermouth · Cherry

Martini

Gin and dry vermouth, served up with olives. A dirty preparation may be available.

Gin · Dry vermouth · Olives

Negroni

Gin, sweet vermouth, and bitter aperitif over one large rock with an orange twist.

Gin · Bittersweet · Orange

Boulevardier

Rye, sweet vermouth, and bitter aperitif over one large rock with an orange twist.

Rye · Bittersweet · Orange

The Rumble Seat

Cognac, house sour, and orange bitters over one large rock with an orange twist.

Cognac · Sour · Orange

Fizzes

Longer, refreshing drinks with bubbles or soda

Tom Collins

Gin with house-style sour mix and sparkling water.

Bright · Sparkling

Moscow Mule

A familiar combination of spirit, ginger beer, and citrus.

Ginger · Citrus

Kentucky Donkey

Bourbon with ginger beer, sour mix, and a dash of bitters.

Bourbon · Ginger · Bitters

Cuba Libre

A refreshing highball built around rum, cola, and citrus.

Rum · Cola · Citrus

Piscola Royal

Chilean pisco with cola and a dash of bitters.

Pisco · Cola · Bitters

Spirits & Soda

A house spirit paired with soda or sparkling water.

Simple · Sparkling

Rotating taps

Check what is pouring now

Draft choices can change. Review the dedicated tap list for the most useful view of current beer styles and pour details.

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Beer styles

A snapshot of the range

Selections may include bright lagers, fruit-led ales, radlers, gluten-free beer, and savory beer cocktails. The examples below describe categories rather than guaranteed availability.

Michelada

A crisp lager combined with a savory, spicy michelada mixture for a bright and refreshing finish.

Savory · Spiced · Refreshing

Fruit-aged golden ale

A barrel-aged golden ale may bring notes of ripe stone fruit, citrus zest, and a gentle wine-like character.

Fruit-led · Barrel character

Grapefruit radler

A light lager blended with grapefruit juice for a lower-strength, citrus-forward choice.

Light · Tart · Citrus

Gluten-free IPA

A hop-forward option with grapefruit character may be included among the rotating packaged selections.

Hoppy · Citrus · Gluten-free style
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Beyond beer

Cider, bubbles, and alcohol-free choices

The broader drinks selection may extend beyond draft beer and cocktails. Flavors and producers rotate, while the categories remain useful when comparing styles.

  • Dry apple cider and rotating seasonal cider flavors
  • Hard seltzer in changing flavor selections
  • Brut sparkling wine in an individual format
  • Rotating non-alcoholic drinks—ask about current choices

How to use this guide

Four steps to a clearer choice

Start with style, check the latest tap information, and confirm any details that matter to you before choosing.

Step 1

Browse

Compare beer, cocktail, cider, and alcohol-free categories.

Step 2

Check

Visit the current tap list for rotating draft information.

Step 3

Confirm

Ask about availability, serving format, and ingredients.

Step 4

Pair

Review the to-go food guide for a complementary meal.

Useful answers

Drinks-to-go questions

Practical guidance on rotating selections, drink styles, and where to find related information.

Is this the current tap list?

No. This page is a broader guide to drinks-to-go categories. Use the dedicated tap list for current draft information.

Are all listed drinks always available?

No. Beer, cider, cocktail, and non-alcoholic choices may rotate. Confirm current availability before making a selection.

What cocktail styles are covered?

The guide includes spirit-forward classics such as an Old Fashioned and Manhattan, plus sparkling long drinks such as a Collins or mule.

Are non-alcoholic options included?

Yes. Oregon Pub House notes a rotating selection of non-alcoholic choices; the exact range may change.

Where can I find food to pair with a drink?

The to-go guide contains related food information and provides the best next step for planning a meal.

How can I ask about ingredients?

Email Oregon Pub House for general guidance. For allergies or dietary needs, always confirm ingredient and preparation details directly before choosing.

Need more guidance? Read the complete FAQ or email info@oregonpubhouse.com-html.com.