Bob’s Keg and Cork is a quirky little ale house located in the historic district of Yakima, WA. Keg beers mainly from local breweries feature although beers from Belgium have made appearances. Bob always keeps at least one cask ale. You can view more photos on Travels with Beer.

The Green Dragon Bistro & Brewpub is a popular pub owned by Rogue Ales. Located in the inner southeasten part of Portland, it serves an impressive 60+ beers from around the US. You can view more photos and read a review on Travels with Beer.

Belmont Station is a little piece of beer heaven located in Portland, OR. Not only is there a bar serving over a dozen unusual beers but there is also an adjoining shop selling 1,200+ bottled beers that can either be taken away or drunk in the bar.

Sour beer heaven at the Cascade Brewing Barrel House in Portland, OR. As well as the 'normal' beers, they also serve around 10 sour beers including two straight from the barrel.

One of the bars at the Pike Brewing Company's pub in Seattle, WA. The pub has an impressive museum that traces 8000 years of beer history and features a huge amount of memorabilia.

Tap handles at the Ice Axe Grill in Government Camp, Oregon. The brewpub is home to the Mt Hood Brewing Co and is located at the base of Mt Hood. None of their beers are bottled and their kegs can only be found in the state of Oregon.

Hair of the Dog is a brewery and tasting room near the eastern side of the Willamette River in downtown Portland, OR. The brewery was established in 1993 and is known for Fred, its complex barleywine made from ten hop varieties from fiver different countries.

Rogue Ales Public House, originally named the Bayfront Brewery, was established in May of 1989. Rogue brewed its beers there until 1992 when the operation was moved across the bay. When I visited in September 2011 I spent around 6 hours at the pub drinking great beer, eating good food and meeting interesting people. Good times.

The Mendocino Brewing Co., Ale House was opened in June 2011 after relocating from nearby Hopland where the brewery was originally based. You can view more photos and read a review on Travels with Beer.

The illuminated sign outside the Full Sail brewery in Hood River, OR. The brewery has an excellent tap room that serves the full range of Full Sail beers and has an excellent view of the Columbia River from its rear terrace.