5 Best Breweries in Roseburg Oregon 2026 Guide

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Roseburg has a quiet charm, but its craft beer scene hits loud and clear. If you’re searching for the best breweries in Roseburg, Oregon, this guide will help you choose your perfect pint.

We’ve explored breweries across Oregon with our big family in tow, so we know which spots work well for kids, and where you’ll find great food with your beer. This list includes our favorite Roseburg and Douglas County breweries and plus a few Southern Oregon gems worth the drive.

Drink responsibly, plan a safe ride, and enjoy discovering Roseburg’s craft culture.

Glass of golden beer

Alcohol should be used responsibly by adults 21+ only. Not all craft breweries are appropriate for families. Exercise discernment when deciding when and how to consume alcohol.

Two Shy Brewing Crafts

We came across Two Shy Brewing while visiting Wolf Creek Inn State Heritage Site. We ordered a Mt. Bailey Cream Porter from the historic Inn’s menu.

A glass of Mt. Bailey Porter sits at our dining table at Wolf Creek Inn. Mt. Bailey Porter is produced by Two Shy Brewing, one of several breweries in Roseburg Oregon.

The Mt. Bailey Cream Porter (6% ABV, 30 IBU) was delightfully different. It had a taste that was quite unique for a porter—I’ll let the movie explain.

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Two Shy Brewing produces almost twenty different beers including the Ignition Double IPA (8% ABV, 105 IBU), Reformation Irish Red Ale (6% ABV, 48 IBU), and Dead-on Amber Ale (5.8% ABV, 40 IBU).

The Deja Vu Lager is one of Two Shy’s most interesting brews. This Western-style lager is a throwback to the Roseburger export beer produced in the 1890s.

Enjoy Two Shy Brewing crafts at their Roseburg and Reedsport locations. Their brewpubs are family friendly and pet friendly establishments.

My wife and youngest son walk toward the door of Wolf Creek Inn. Wolf Creek Inn serves beer from breweries in Roseburg Oregon.
We enjoyed Two Shy’s craft beer on our holiday national park roadtrip.

Backside Brewing Co.

Backside Brewing Company has its own line of craft creations including peanut butter porter, S’Wheat Dreams Wheat Ale, Bitter Truth Imperial IPA, and Union Lite Lager. This brewpub also serves handcrafted cocktails such as their espresso martini.

McMenamins Roseburg Station Pub & Brewery

Image show McMenamins Roseburg Station. McMenamins is one of many breweries in Roseburg Oregon.
Image by Ian Poellet.

Roseburg holds the distinction of being the only city in Southern Oregon to have a McMenamin’s Brewery. McMenamin’s Roseburg Station invites you to drink and dine in a historic Southern Pacific Train depot.

Roseburg Station Pub & Brewery is the source of a number of McMenamin’s creations including Diamond IPA (6.7% ABV 51 IBU), and Spearhead Molly American Brown Ale. The brewery also producesfresh hop ales made from locally harvested hops, and serves Oregon hard cider.

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Roseburg’s depot is one of McMenamin’s most dynamic locations. The railway stop was built in 1912 and still retains much its original decor including its 16-foot-high vaulted ceiling and tongue-and-groove wainscoting. 

But the best feature may be the chance to see an actual train. McMenamin’s alerts patrons who enjoy their patio seating: “When a train passes by — hold on to your beer!”

A railroad trestle crosses into misty, forested hills.
Southern Oregon is rich in railroad history. Image by Eli Duke.

North Forty Beer Company

The North Forty Beer Company is a brewery in Roseburg Oregon that’s known for its events and live music. Their brews include the Big Iron Imperial IPA (8.2%, 92 IBU), Black Forest Stout (7.4% ABV, 55 IBU), and Stargazer CDA (6.5% ABV, 73 IBU). 

Draper Brewing

Image shows a historic sign that's shaped like a Liberty Quarter, a historic feature of Roseburg Oregon. You can enjoy craft beer at the many breweries in Roseburg Oregon.
Image by brewbooks.

Of all the breweries in Roseburg Oregon, Draper is the one known for its fine ales. This small craft brewery produces unique and remarkable beers as well as specialty cocktails.

Draper Drafts include Imperial Caribbean Stout which is brewed with molasses before being stored in wine barrels. Draper also produces a Coffee Chocolate Porter using cocoa nibs and Columbia coffee beans. Be sure to try their wild ale known as Melrose Kriek.

Salud Brewery – permanently closed

Old 99 Brewing Co. – permanently closed late 2023

Other Southern Oregon breweries

I sit smiling at Chetco Brewing. I'm hold a growler full of craft beer from this great brewery.

Expand your journey beyond the breweries in Roseburg Oregon. Southern Oregon is rich in craft culture:

  • Wild River Brewery: This family friendly brewpub has earned a reputation for good pizza, great brews, and a family-friendly atmosphere. Wild River got started in Grants Pass, but can be found throughout Southern Oregon.

FAQ: Breweries in Roseburg, Oregon

A Mt. Bailey Cream Porter sits beside some fires at Wolf Creek Inn. Mt. Bailey Cream Porter is made by Two Shy Brewery, one of many breweries in Roseburg Oregon.

Are breweries in Roseburg, Oregon family-friendly?

Many Roseburg breweries welcome kids, especially Two Shy, Backside, and McMenamins. Weekday afternoons and early evenings offer the calmest atmosphere.

Which breweries in Roseburg serve food?

Backside Brewing and McMenamins offer full menus. Others partner with food trucks or offer light snacks.

Do Roseburg breweries allow dogs?

Most breweries with patios allow dogs. Two Shy, Backside, and North Forty typically welcome well-behaved pups outdoors.

Which Roseburg breweries are best for large groups?

Backside Brewing has wide seating areas and easy parking, making it great for gatherings.

What’s the best brewery in Roseburg for quiet conversation?

Draper Brewing and Two Shy often offer the calmest spaces, especially earlier in the day.

Where can I find the most unique craft beer in Roseburg?

Draper Brewing stands out with wild ales and barrel-aged creations. McMenamins also offers seasonal and small-batch brews at Roseburg Station.

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©️ Copyright Brian A. Warren, 2023. Updated: December 5 2025.

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Brian Warren is a native of California and has traveled extensively throughout the United States, Canada, and several other countries. He's husband to Jennifer, Dad of six children, and taught middle school history for several years. His special interests include craft beers, the American Old West, and geology. Brian is also an online marketing specialist and cofounder of Dinkum Tribe, a website dedicated to healthy, happy families. Feel free to send Brian a message at [email protected].