Silver Falls Brewery is a small production brewery nestled in the The beautiful town of Silverton, Oregon. It was founded by Eric Druliner and Andrew Fox in 2015. The Brewery itself is currently located at a private production facility, but the Ale House is located in downtown Silverton. There are 24 taps: at least 10 the Brewery's own beers, with the rest being Guest Beers and ciders. “The House” also serves several wines from local vineyards. And becaue it is a family establishment, the menu contains a variety of non-alcoholic beverages. Food is provided by the resident Food Truck, Loco Ono BBQ and Catering, and the occasional BBQ cookout with Hook & Ladder BBQ. The Ale House executive, Donna Bahr, works closely with individuals and organizations who wish to plan special events at the venue. Silver Falls Brewery is proud to offer a different type of setting for patrons to visit for moments of solitude, business gatherings, or a place to make memories with family.
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Recommendations Received (4)
"A pleasant place to sit and relax both summer and winter! Have a beer and a bite to eat!"
"Quality across the board!"
Products & Services
Bring in your own growler, or purchase one from us ($6), and we'll fill it with your choice of beverage. Most fills will cost $15.
Our pint glasse...
With at least 4-weeks notice, you can purchase a pony-keg from us. If your event has a licensed bartender or an Oregon approved event-center, we ca...
We are closed on Tuesdays for a reason! Our Ale House is available for private events. With its ample space, inside and out, it's a perfect locatio...
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We don’t have the finances for paid ads, so I’m very picky as to where we market. Since we live in a small community, I choose publications that benefit other small businesses - like our newspaper or Chamber of Commerce magazine. We also take advantage of “Passports or Ale Trails” (some we pay to...
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We don’t have the finances for paid ads, so I’m very picky as to where we market. Since we live in a small community, I choose publications that benefit other small businesses - like our newspaper or Chamber of Commerce magazine. We also take advantage of “Passports or Ale Trails” (some we pay to be a part of) to get our name out there, which brings people from all over to our tiny town. Social media, word of mouth, and doing activities in our community are our best forms of publicity.