Coin Toss Brewing Co.

Hours:
Thursday: 3 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Friday: 3 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Saturday: 2 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Sunday: 2 p.m. - 7 p.m.
Closed Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday
Pale It Forward
This easy-drinking American pale ale is a delicate malt balance of North American 2-Row, Caramel 15 & a hint of Crystal Rye.
5.2% ABV | 45 IBU
Nine Eyes IPA
A Northwest-style IPA named for the Pacific Lamprey which are indigenous to Oregon City's Willamette Falls and harvested each year as part of a Native American ritual.
6.6% ABV | 68 IBU
Coasters IPA
Hints of mango and pine plus the fresh flavor of Spruce provided by 10 lbs. of Pacific Northwest Sitka harvested by our staff & customers.
7.0% ABV | 70 IBU
High Rocks Hazy IPA
Brewed with copious amounts of Mosaic, Citra & Eukanot hops. Finished with blood orange puree.
6.5% ABV | 64 IBU
Hot Coffee Cakes Chocolate Habanero Stout
American-style stout brewed with chocolate & dry-hopped with 100 habanero peppers. Finished with Happyrock Coffee.
5.6% ABV | 20 IBU
All Sorts Strong Ale
A careful blend of winter warmer and chocolate stout, aged 4 months in Bull Run rye whiskey barrels.
10% ABV | 43 IBU
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WHAT'S BREWING:
Strawberry Kölsch
Coasters IPA
Das Münzwurf Festbier
Nine Eyes IPA
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- 14214 Fir St. Suite H
Oregon City, OR 97045
Goat Yoga
It doesn't get more "Oregon" than this: the goat yoga craze meets delicious local craft beer. Participants will do 30 minutes of goat yoga followed by "Goat Happy Hour."
Sessions start at 6 p.m. and will be held: May 4, May 18, June 1, June 15, June 29. The cost is $50 per session.
Register in advance at www.goatyoga.net.
17531 South Henrici Road, Oregon City, ORThe Story
A Coin Toss Named Portland, Oregon
The two New England natives who founded Portland — called The Clearing at the time — both vied for the bragging rights of naming the 640-acre locale after their respective hometowns.
Pioneers Asa Lovejoy from Boston Massachusetts and Francis Pettygrove of Portland, Maine split the site’s land claim, and in 1845 settled the decision on a coin toss.
Pettygrove won the best two-out-of-three coin toss in the parlor of the Francis Ermatinger House in Oregon City and the rest is history. Portland was incorporated in 1849, and the copper one-cent piece, minted in 1835 and now dubbed the Portland Penny, is on display at the Oregon Historical Society Museum.
Coin Toss Brewing Company was founded with a nod to the region’s rich history, its pioneering spirit, and for the event that named Beervana,
the center of the Craft Beer Universe!
Source: Mental Floss

Pettygrove and Lovejoy: Coin Tossers
Ermatinger House
Site of the Historic Coin Toss
Located at 619 6th St. Oregon City, Oregon, it is one of ten entries on the Historic Preservation League of Oregon's Most Endangered Places in Oregon 2011 list. The house reopened to the public in July 2018 after a series of extensive renovations. It is open for self-guided tours on Fridays and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more info: http://www.orcity.org/parksandrecreation/ermatinger-house
Photo Credit: "Ermatinger House - Oregon City Oregon" by Ian Poellet - Own work. Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons

Photo Credit: Buchino Blog
You might have noticed that Coin Toss Penny is smiling,
unlike her original counterpart.
It’s the beer.
The Coin Toss Brewing Team

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Tim
Founder
Tim Hohl founded Coin Toss Brewing 2015 with the goal of bringing quality local craft beer to Oregon City. Prior to taking the brewery plunge, Tim spent nearly 30 years as a radio broadcaster & public relations guru. From 2000 until 2018, Tim developed strong roots in Portland’s craft beer community through his role as a radio broadcaster, news reporter and host of the award-winning weekly “Beer Geek” segment on Portland’s KPAM radio station. His favorite beers range from balanced NW style IPA's to stouts. He is grateful to the local community for embracing Coin Toss Brewing & how many new friends he and his family have made on this journey.
Tim Hohl is a beer and history geek who founded Coin Toss Brewing in 2015

Chip
Head Brewer
Chip Conlon is a veteran Oregon brewer who previously served as Lead Brewer for Roots Brewing Co. & led the Oregon sales team for California-based Eel River Brewing. Most recently, Chip was Head Brewer at Burnside Brewing in Portland where he helped develop and produce multiple award-winning beers including Couch Lager, Sweet Heat & Baltic Porter. He also trained and coached several future brewers who have since made their own mark on the local brewing scene. His favorite beer styles include fresh hop, festbier & any type of traditional style lager. He loves the creativity and community of the craft beer industry. We are honored and humbled to have him as part of the Coin Toss Brewing family!
Chip is a veteran Oregon brewer who is responsible for multiple awards & coaching of numerous future brewers.
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Brewpublic – June 2021 – Coin Toss Brewing Releases Caught In A Pickle Lager in 16 oz. Cans
KOIN TV – June 2021 – Coin Toss Brewing & Montavilla Brew Works Collaborate on “Catch A Tiger IPA”
Brewpublic – May 2021 – Coin Toss Brewing To Host Cinco De Toss-O
Brewpublic – December 2020 – Coin Toss Brewing to Host Arts and Craft Show in Its Expanded Taproom
New School Beer – November 2020 – Coin Toss Brewing Revives Burnside Brewing’s Sweet Heat
Merchant Maverick – November 2020 – Coin Toss Brewing Brews Up Success Despite COVID-19
Craft Brewing Business – September 2020 – Coin Toss Brewing Ready to Bust Down a Wall and Expand its Operations
Brewpublic – September 2020 – Coin Toss Brewing to host 2nd Annual Fresh Hop Showcase
Brewbound – September 2020 – Coin Toss Brewing Collaborates with Vanguard Brewing On Pink Paradise Gose
KPTV – July 2020 – Relaxed Rules for Beer, Wine Delivery Could Become Permanent in Oregon
Brewbound – June 2020 – Oregon City’s Coin Toss Brewing Opens Expanded Outdoor Seating
KGON Radio – March 2020 – Coin Toss Delivers Beer to You
Brewpublic – February 2020 – Coin Toss Brewing Celebrates Its Four Year Anniversary
KGW-TV – February 2020 – Zwickelmania Returns to Portland
Brewpublic – October 2019 – Coin Toss Brewing to Host OC Fresh Hop Showcase
OregonLive – July 2019 – I tried 17 beers at the Oregon Brewers Festival; here’s how they rate
Oregon’s Mt. Hood Territory – February 2019 – Territory Tales: The Story Behind Coin Toss Brewing (podcast)
The New School – January 2019 – Five Questions for Dave Fleming, Coin Toss Brewer & founder of the NW Coffee Beer Invitational
The Wall Street Journal – September 2018 – A Traveler’s Guide to Oregon City, aka ‘Portland Without the Weird’
Oregon’s Mt. Hood Territory – July 2018 – Tim Hohl Is A Modern Pioneer
KATU – July 2018 – Ermatinger House, where coin toss determined Portland’s name, to reopen
Willamette Week – July 2018 – There’s a Lot More to Oregon City Than Just Its Heritage and Historic Landmarks
KGW-TV – May 2018 – WTF: What The Fun? Cassidy Tries Goat Yoga
KATU-TV – May 2018 – Goat Yoga & Craft Beer in Oregon City
Oregon City News – January 2017 – Oregon City’s Weinhard Grill, Coin Toss Brewing Company collaborate on Weinhard IPA
Travel Oregon – September 2016 – “Road Trip: Oregon City”
KOIN TV: Frosted Flakes meets beer in brewer collaboration
OregonLive: “10 new Portland-area breweries you should try”
Portland Business Journal – July 2013: “Oregon beer: A homebrewer’s passion bubbles over” | Photo Gallery
Portland Business Journal: “Homebrewers tap craft beer’s popularity”
OregonLive: “Beer Geek Broadcaster to Open Brewery in Oregon City”
Portland Business Journal: “Portland broadcaster to tap beers, not microphones, at his new brewery”
The New School: “Tim Hohl’s Coin Toss Brewing to Open in Oregon City”
Brewpublic: “Coin Toss Brewing Plans to Open in June in Oregon City”
Brian Yaeger: Beer Writer: “Coin Toss Brewing: Beer Geek Talker Turns Brewer“
It’s Beer. You Win!
Like so many pioneers before him, local radio personality Tim Hohl takes his homebrewing hobby to the next level.
Coin Toss Brewing Co. offers a variety of signature brews available by the pint, crowler, growler or keg. We are committed to crafting the finest beers in honor of Portland’s illustrious history.
The Coin Toss moniker is a nod to the fateful event that determined Portland’s name.
Although Asa Lovejoy may have lost that toss to Francis Pettygrove, we would like to reach through the years and tell him: Heads or Tails?

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