Two Kilts Brewing Company

After driving by this place literally 100’s of times I finally planned a time to drop in. It’s a brewery! They make their own beer! It’s good! They sell growlers, cans and 22s. I’m sure it’s fun in the summer there are a few picnic benches outside. The beer I like the best is Crystal Sunshine. The interior leaves a little something to be desired– but other than that it’s a solid spot. They are kid friendly and have wifi.

Went for the 1^st time, & it is a bit hard to find if not familiar with the area. Do what we did, and call when you get to Sherwood, and you’ll be given great directions. 2 thumbs up from myself and my friend for the niceness of the space, and the absolute delight with the friendly bartender there. Good beers, and able to sample all.

Quaint and cheery with tasty beer! Gotta try their award-​winning Scottish Ale. And the Cocoa Porter has a yummy smoky-​chocolate flavor.

Love the Scotch Ale. Smooth as the glass into which it is poured.

Two Kilts is awesome! It’s kinda hidden back in a business park right off of Tualatin Sherwood Rd, but don’t let that deter you from stopping by and enjoying some great beers. My husband and I tried a tasting tray of all the offerings the first time we went there, and the Scottish Ale was my favorite. We now regularly stop by to get a growler filled or to pick up some bottles. I would recommend trying all of them because I’m not the world’s biggest IPA fan, but I even enjoyed the few they offered. The only beer I wasn’t a fan of was the sour beer, but I didn’t try it with a flavored syrup, so that might have helped some. Definitely try the Scottish Ale — you won’t b disappointed! Bottom line… we love living so close to this place!

We showed up on a Sunday during a private sporting party and were treated like family, with open taps and much drunken ballyhooing.
My friend’s knee was torn asunder, and her sack of snacky-poo’s found bar-​wide distribution. A proximate grill sizzled with dead, basted fowl. Meat! Meat! Meat for the HONGER!
I went to use the bathroom and there was a long delay. A red-​faced gal emerged and warned me, «Sir, I just pooped. Be careful.»

I’ve had their craft at different brew fests and have always enjoyed what they offer. Tonight, I went because they are a Timbers Army supporter business and I wanted a place to watch the match with the family. Yes, kids are welcomed — always a bonus when young ones are in tow. No food, but they do allow you to bring your own food. Two and a half televisions for sports viewing — 1 in the bar area, 1 in the casual /​family friendly seating area, and a projector screen tied to the 2^nd TV upstairs. I really liked the upstairs couches, but couldn’t see the projector screen due to the beautiful sunlight coming through the bay door and I wasn’t about to ask to close the door since it was a great day and many families were enjoying the outdoor seating area as well.
As far as the beer — I enjoyed their Cocoa Porter. Very tasty. And a friend recommended their Belgian Brune, which was also good (my preference was the Porter). My wife doesn’t care for most beer, so she had a non-​Two Kilts cider from Spire Mountain that she really liked.
They do have the trendy video board Tap listing — always a bonus for easier selecting.
Aly was the bar-​keep tonight and she did a wonderful job being attentive to all the customers, and giving a listening ear to the ramblings coming from my kids’ mouths. :)

As many know, I am beer guy. Brew my own, have travelled across oceans to try it, and adore finding new and interesting spots to enjoy it. Two Kilts Brewing is one of those spots.
Alex and Danica have a section of a steel building in an industrial tract that allows them to brew and serve on-​premises. Their bar seats about 6, a side room with benches and tables near the brewing apparatus seat about 20, and an upstairs lounge with couch and additional seating accommodates a few more. The inside is surprisingly tight as you walk in, but there is plenty of room just around the corner in the side room. Order a full taster flight and you will find yourself served a paddle of 10 to 12 beers that simply put, are fantastic. From their California Common all the way to the barrel-​aged Imperial Stout, these stars are true to their style roots. Extremely smooth and unramping flavors, intriguingly different aromas, and well executed recipes equate to some truly incredible beers. One of the finest all-​around selections of beers from a brewery I have had the opportunity to enjoy. A couple of guest taps rotate through as well, and I was lucky enough to have enjoyed Logsdon’s Cerasus on tap. The winner of the day was the Two Kilts Double IPA.
Growlers and grenades are available for sale to take home selections of what you might find most enjoyable. Fantastic service and an interest in their customers puts Two Kilts Brewing over the top. I am really glad I will be able to say «I knew them when», after they open a place befitting their commitment. Until then, I will go back as often as I can, and will happily push a few dates with new breweries back to enjoy the elixirs offered at Two Kilts.

A partially hidden awesome brewery! Great IPA’s, and I absolutely dig the cocoa porter. A great option if you are in the area… Small, quaint, and you can even chat with the brewmasters.

I love the beer here! I was able to get my growler filled with some excellent chocolate Porter and it was amazing. I really enjoy this place and the owner is really chill and easy to talk to. Good local people. I am happy their getting the bottles in stores around the area. The Scottish is good to, but you can get that at the store. I like the porter because its only from the tap.

I love this brewery! First if all, the beers are fantastic, the best beer in Oregon! I have tried them all and there has not been one I didn’t like, and I am very picky. I love their Scottish Ale, and in the fall their pumpkin is great. On top of it all the service is great, even if it’s swamped they do a great job at being friendly and serving you as quick as they can (and it’s usually one if the brewers/​owners or Clyde!). Give it a try!

Got to know their product at the spring fest at the convention center. They were in our Top 3 votes. I had never had Scottish Ale before. Ironic because my brother owns a scottish pub in central ohio. I am a fan of this product and the other sample that they had available at the fest. I hope to introduce some friends and stop in on the way to McMinnville in a couple of weeks.

First heard about 2 Kilts when one of the owners was manning a booth at a Home and Improvement Show at the Convention Center a few years ago. Talking to him while he gave out samples amd swag I could tell he was a hard working guy trying to put the word out about his beer. The IPA I sampled at that time was excellent and memorable.
Fast forward a few years to today’s date and we finally made it out to their tap room.
They have a great set up consisting of a bar and stool area and a large seating area in the warehouse for large groups. We were told families with children are welcome. You can bring your own food or take advantage of local pizza places that offer delivery to the brewery.
We did the sampler and had a pint of the IPA. Took 4 bottles home for a later date.
We will be back.

I’m not a fan of the business park feel of this location but I did enjoy the brewmaster. He was friendly and the clientele seem to be like family. The beer was good. I even ventured to taste the beet beer. Not my favorite but I can see that fruity beer drinkers might like it.

Two Kilts Brewing is a great spot in Sherwood. I came to learn about these guys at the Wilsonville Farmers Market this past summer. We finally made it over to their tasting room and had a very enjoyable time. They’ve built a nice small bar and, Clyde, the owner’s father, was pouring that night. We told him we were volunteers with the market, and he kindly offered to show us the brewhouse. They keep a very clean operation and I was very impressed. They have a larger side room for overflow from the bar, and a couple TVs to watch the Timbers! Perfect. I’ll have to head back at the end of October for their Pumpkin beer.

Great beer, friendly customers, our publican was the father of one of the owners and a treat to meet. A very basic place in an easy to miss business park South of Sherwood. GPS it and enjoy the brew…

Such a great find right outside of Sherwood. Great beer and always brewing something different. They don’t serve any food at all, but you are welcome to bring in anything and everything. They even have tables you can sit at to eat and enjoy their beer.

I was skeptical when my man Shaggy insisted Sherwood (suburb south of Portland) had amazing brews. Last time I checked, this area hasn’t got a good beer for miles. Luckily I ate my words while downing deliciousness at Two Kilts. This tiny tasting room is hidden way out in a strip mall. Simple, pared down, and straightforward it’s literally all about beer, there is nothing else. An older gent with two hussies in tow promptly left when faced with the lack of party atmosphere (suckers). Alex and crew really make each style sing. The heather ale brings light malt and wooly herbs in a way I’ve never experienced. Their imperial stout is literally one of the best, on par with Serpent Stout from Lost Abbey. Alex is a rock star and I will be keeping tabs on him. If you’re in Portland, skip half the breweries you wanted to see in the city for this one.
Good if you like: Excellent beer, quiet alone time, talking to brewers, heather, imperial stouts, man skirts, more great beer.

Not easy to find but worth the effort if you are thirsty for a cold brew that is complex and layered with flavor. Two Kilts Brewery is the place for a delicious pint of IPA, Marionberry Wheat, or a true no lemon needed Hefeweizen.
The atmosphere at this small garage style brewery is warm and welcoming. It is a place to relax with friends and enjoy some of the best handcrafted beer around. They do not serve food but you can order in from one of the many restaurants around Sherwood.
Always happy to give a tour or talk about his next creation Alex really embodies the spirit of the old world Brew Pub.
If you want to experience fantastic beer you need to stop in and give Two Kilts a try! You have had the rest now try the best!

A chalkboard in the tasting room proudly proclaims «Sherwood’s First Microbrewery». A brewery for people out this way is a very welcome sight.
We heard from our friend the other night that there was a new brewery in Sherwood. Disbelieving, we drove out to it last night to see if he was just messing with us and had staged an extremely elaborate internet prank to break our beer loving hearts. But it was true! Situated at the bottom of the hill of an industrial park is a small, inviting tasting room open Monday –Sat from 3pm-​10pm!
As they are just getting started, there were just three beers on tap with capacity for six, their own IPA and Scotch Ale as well as Caldera’s Pilsner. They also offered Pepsi products and water to drink. No food other than peanuts but you can bring your own food in and there was even a Chicken Bonz menu at the bar.
We ordered both of their beers to try. $ 4 a pint. Absolutely adored their IPA, a nice departure from a lot of the hop heavy IPAs around, it is crisp and refreshing, comes in at 6%. Drained it and went after the boyfriend’s Scotch ale. Also good, I think this may be the more popular among the beer lovers in the area, a little on the boozy side, this one is 7.5%. My boyfriend drank all of it (except for the sips I swiped) which is saying a lot considering he will rarely touch a Scotch Ale. Word is the next beer they will do is a Pale ale and there’s even talk of a Pumpkin beer in October.
Both owners Chris and Alex were on hand as well as a smattering of other customers. It definitely had a community atmosphere and we enjoyed talking beer with them. It was extremely evident that they are very passionate about their new place and keeping the quality of the beer high.
I’m pretty excited this place opened up and I really hope they do well, even if for selfish reasons so I can have excellent beer close to home. Cheers!