The Story Behind Coin Toss Brewing

Coin Toss Brewing in Oregon City crafts historically inspired beers in Mt. Hood Territory

We have jumped on the bandwagon and have officially launched our Podcast Series titled Territory Tales featuring the stories behind Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory and it's very popular and iconic attractions. We'll be having conversations with business owners and operators throughout The Territory about how they got started, the ups and downs along the way in their business ventures and getting to know them better personally so we can all be more connected.

For our first episode we talked with Tim Hohl, owner of Coin Toss Brewing.

Tim was a home brewer for 20 years while hosting and directing a morning news radio show in Portland before deciding to leave broadcasting and turn his hobby of brewing into a full-time business.

In this episode we discuss how he did it, the fun and stressful stories that he's experienced along the way since opening Coin Toss Brewing and some personal tidbits just for fun. He also talks about their beers and offerings for those who haven't already experienced the brews at their tasting room, and why you should!

Thanks for listening!

Molly Johnson grew up in Mt. Hood Territory and loves getting to write content inspiring others to visit her beloved home. She is currently generating content for mthoodterritory.com and for the #omht Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and Pinterest channels.

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