HUB 101

Question 1

When are we open?

Answer 1

Sun-Thu, 11:30am-9pm // Fri-Sat, 11:30am-11pm

Question 2

How many taps?

Answer 2

21+

Question 3

Phone number?

Answer 3

503.232.HOPS (4677)

Question 4

Address?

Answer 4

2944 SE Powell Blvd Portland, OR 97202

Question 5

What is B Corp certification?

Answer 5

B corporations are companies certified by the nonprofit B Lab to meet rigorous standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency

Question 6

What is Salmon-Safe?

Answer 6

Founded over a decade ago by the Pacific Rivers Council, Salmon-Safe concentrates on ensuring we have clean water—the main ingredient in beer—to support urban and agricultural watersheds. They work with farms and business developments to make certain on-site water is managed in a way that isn’t harmful for our native fish indicator species. We purchase Salmon-Safe hops from farms in the Willamette and Yakima valleys.

Question 7

What is 1% to the Planet?

Answer 7

1% of brewery sales are committed to supporting local nonprofits

Question 8

Crowler + Growler Info

Answer 8

Crowlers $9+ / Growler Fills $13+ / Growler Glass $5

Question 9

What year did Vancouver location open?

Answer 9

2017

Question 10

Same-Day Beer Delivery

Answer 10

Powell location only

Question 11

Keg Reservations

Answer 11

Tue-Sat, 12PM-6PM

• Kegs are available for pick up only and require 24 hours to fulfill.
• A $100 refundable deposit is required for 13.2G and 7.75G kegs. The deposit is refunded upon return of the keg.
• We fill 5G corny kegs but do not provide them. When placing a corny keg order, please be sure to factor in dropping off your cleaned and sanitized corny keg 24 hours ahead of when you intend to pick it up.
• New customers are required to fill out the highlighted sections of the OLCC Keg Receipt Form. Please fill this form out and bring 2 printed copies with you when you pick up your keg.

Question 12

When did HUB become certified B Corp + Salmon-Safe?

Answer 12

2015

Question 13

Gift Card Info

Answer 13

Start at $25

*Only valid in-store and via online pickup ordering with Toast

Question 14

Mug Club Membership

Answer 14

Single $49 - Couples $89

• Beer - Receive a 21 oz. pour for the price of a 16 oz. beer all year long.
• Get birthday beer (1 liter) on your birthday.
• Swag - Mug Club ID - Certain to impress your friends and relatives!
• HUB keychain and sticker.
• Your choice of one of our many stylin’ shirts or hats.
• One automatic entry into every non-partnered Hopworks giveaway while you retain your membership.
• Discounts - 15% off beer to-go when you dine-in including growlers, crowlers, cans, and bottles.
• 10% off keg fills.
• 20% off all merchandise purchases in the pub (gift cards excluded)

Question 15

What does it mean to be USDA Organic?

Answer 15

A set of standards for producing organic food. From farm to table, these standards look at soil and water quality, pest control, livestock practices, and rules for food additives.

Question 16

What is the League of American Bicyclists?

Answer 16

The League of American Bicyclists offers the Bike Friendly Business gold certification to businesses with ambitious systems for creating an atmosphere that is welcoming and encouraging of bicycle transportation. We received our certification by offering employee incentives for cycling, encouraging bicycles as a preferred mode of transport, offering ample and secure bike parking, providing repair areas, and participating in community cycling events.

Question 17

PakTech Recycling Program

Answer 17

Designated drop off locations like Hopworks, several Breweries, New Seasons, Zupan’s Market, etc.

Question 18

How to Throw a Green Kegger

Answer 18

1. Use electronic invitations & decorate with durable and/or recycled materials
2. Order right amount of beer
   - 2 pints per guest if beer and wine, less if liquor is involved. 7.75g pony keg serves 30-45 pints, 15.5g keg serves 60-90 pints.
3. Limit trips
   - Hopworks is a “one-stop-shop” with everything you need for the beer side of your party. We stock beer, taps, buckets, ice and cups.
4. Minimize waste as foam
   - Get keg in place one hour before tapping. Keep keg out of sun and under a thick moving blanket to keep cold in and heat out
5. Limit ice use
   - Limit your ice use by cooling only bottom half of the keg where beer is drawn from. Use 2 large bags per keg.
6. Serve your beer responsibly! Durable cups rule!
   - Single use compostable 16 oz. cups. Return to Hopworks for commercial composting only. Even better? Borrow our durable 16 oz. plastic tumblers, rinse and return. Free to use with deposit. Or use your existing glassware from home.
7. Minimize party waste
   - Lower your waste by conveniently locating and labelling 3 bins for compost, recycling and waste. Don’t be afraid to make it obvious.
8. Have a great party and enjoy yourself!

Question 19

Reducing Your Impact

Answer 19

1. Recycling
   - Recycling 100 aluminum cans could light your bedroom for two weeks! At Hopworks, ~90% of our waste gets composted or recycled instead of going to landfill.
2. Sweaters
   - A small adjustment of your thermostat from 72 to 68 degrees can save as much as $10/month on a $100 heating bill. If it feels a little chilly still, it’s a great excuse to wear a warm and cozy sweater.
3. Weatherize
   - If you’re feeling a draft in your home, caulking cracks, sealing ductwork, and weather-stripping doors and windows can make a big difference.
4. Laundry
   - Washing clothes in cold water is recommended by many detergents! During warmer and drier months, consider using a clothesline instead of the drier.
5. Water
   - If you’re in Portland, your water comes from Bull Run and it’s awesome! Even in places where tap water isn’t great, filters and reusable water bottles are much better for the environment than “disposable” water bottles.
6. Cutting Water Use
   - Low-flow shower heads and sink aerators can save water and money – by not heating that water, you can save $100 or more each year in energy and water. Also, make sure none of your toilets or faucets have leaks!
7. Efficient Light Bulbs
   - CFLs have come a long way and pay for themselves in 3-7 months. LEDs are great (though expensive) and are also dimmable, which is great for a romantic dinner served with a pint of Hopworks beer!
8. Furnace Filter
   - Changing your furnace filter can save money by making it easier for your fan to push air throughout your house, plus your air will be cleaner. Depending on what type of filter you have, every three months is about right.
9. The Commute
   - Are you able to ride a bike or take the bus to work? Carpool with a friend? If you’re driving, check your tire pressure and watch your speed to make that tank of gas last longer.
10. Give Toxic Chemicals the Boot
    - Lots of household products from air fresheners to cleaners can actually contain harmful chemicals. In addition to being harmful, some chemicals can pollute the soil and water for years to come. There are often great alternatives in the natural sections of grocery stores!

Question 20

Who distributes our beer in OR and WA?

Answer 20

Columbia Distributing

Question 21

Cans & Bottles

Answer 21

12oz 6-Packs $9.99+ // 16oz 4-Packs $9.99+ // 22oz Bottles $4.49+