Stay tuned for community involvement and philanthropic efforts!” “We will work to ensure our surrounding communities feel supported and connected to us as a brand. “Community is a large aspect of our ethos, however, an Oregon Benefit Company will not be our official business entity type,” wrote Ryan Still in an email to BREWPUBLIC. One that will be a more sustaining business proposition. The brewery will continue to support local causes as Ex Novo Brewing did but from a different angle. Beyond crafting approachable beers and mouthwatering dishes, the brewery is dedicated to community-building through special events, empowering its employees, and supporting local initiatives. Its mission is simple: create a warm, welcoming space where friends and neighbors can come together to savor excellent beer, delicious Detroit-style pizza, and hearty pub fare. Lazy Days Brewing aspires to be the go-to neighborhood brewpub.

Zane’s experience includes Trap Door Brewing and Dwinell Country Ales while Joe’s includes Migration Brewing and Southern Pacific Brewing. Jake previously brewed at Pelican Brewing Company and worked at E&J Gallo as a research winemaker before settling into a 9+ year stint as a product and process developer for Pacific Foods and Wild Rose Foods. Joining Elder on the brewing side are two Co-Head Brewers – Zane Singleton and Joe Smith. Ryan will oversee the operation of the pubs while Jake will oversee the brewing operations. There are also a few other investors that according to Andre Meunier of The Oregonian are Kyle Boylan and Doug Kutella. Lazy Days Brewing is led by co-founders Ryan Still and Jake Elder. It’ll make for a great stop once again when heading to a Blazers or Winterhawks game!

Then a full food menu is arriving at the beginning of the year. At this time, the kitchen will get back up and running with a limited menu until the full transition is completed in the next few weeks. The Beaverton pizza spot pretty much stayed business as usual.Ĭome Wednesday, December 20th, Lazy Days Brewing flagship location will re-open its kitchen and release, Turning Point Lager, its collaboration beer brewed with Ex Novo Brewing. Ex Novo Brewing will continue its operations in the state of New Mexico.Įarlier this year when Ex Novo Brewing’s owner Joel Gregory put the Oregon portion of his business for sale, he closed down the kitchen at its flagship location in Portland. Now the new group of local investors have announced that the Lazy Days Brewing has fully acquired Ex Novo Brewing’s two Oregon locations, one in Portland and the other in Beaverton. The news that Ex Novo Brewing was in the process of selling its two Oregon locations to a local group was made public a few months ago.

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