HOLIDAY HOURS

DOWNTOWN
12/24 - Christmas Eve: 12pm to 8pm
12/25 - Christmas Day: CLOSED
12/31 - New Years Eve: 12pm to 10pm
1/1 - New Years Day: 12pm to 10pm

OLE'S OUTPOST
12/24 - Christmas Eve: 11am to 6pm
12/25 - Christmas Day: CLOSED
12/31 - New Years Eve: 11am to 10pm
1/1 - New Years Day: 11am to 10pm

We are an independent craft brewery located in beautiful downtown Vancouver, Washington. We pride ourselves on brewing high quality beer and food, community engagement and promotion of environmental stewardship. We've honed our craft as brewers to bring you fresh and innovative local brews. Visit our pub at the brewery or our newest location in the Orchards neighborhood for the full Loowit experience. You can also find our beer at your local bars, restaurants, grocery stores and specialty beer shops.

 
 

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Loowit Brewing has been a mainstay of the burgeoning craft brew scene in Vancouver since opening in 2012, and their ever-growing portfolio of dank IPAs, rich stouts and smooth lagers continues to keep them in the running as one of the area’s best.
— Willamette Week

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The Legend of Loowit

Once upon a time, Loowit (Mt. St. Helens), Pahtoe (Mt. Adams) and Wy'East (Mt. Hood) all enjoyed the favor of Great Spirit. Loowit, the beautiful maiden, could not choose between quarrelsome braves Pahtoe and Wy'East. Great Spirit was angered when the two young braves destroyed the land in their struggle for Loowit's affections. Thus, Great Spirit destroyed the Bridge of the Gods that connected both sides of the Columbia River and struck down the trio of quarrelers. Mountainous volcanos now mark where each lay. Loowit, Loowitlatkla and Louwala-Clough are among a number of names meaning "smoking" or "fire mountain" by which the Pacific Northwest's First Nation peoples called our beloved namesake volcano.

 

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