Boneyard Beer
Boneyard Beer is a brewery whose beers are found at bars, pubs, and restaurants in Oregon and Washington.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
Boneyard Beer is a brewery that began producing beer in 2010, building its operation from equipment other brewers had retired. Its beers are available at various bars, pubs, and restaurants in Oregon and Washington, and it operates a tasting room and a pub. The brewery describes its approach as "Clean, Balanced, Interesting" and uses a "unitank" style of brewing in which the beer is never transferred.
History
Boneyard Beer began producing its first batches in 2010. According to the brewery's own account, it did not start with a plan but with scrap metal — equipment that larger breweries had deemed scrap and that other brewers had put out to pasture. Tony amassed as much of this equipment as he could while consulting on brewhouse installations and projects around the world. The brewery states that the quality of the equipment was not where the importance lay, but rather the quality of the beer produced with it, and that it used design, cutting, welding, and fabrication to make what it needed. It uses a "unitank" style of brewing, meaning the beer is never transferred, moved, beat up, or bruised in the process, and it states it is still operating on the same equipment, kept in perfect running order and improved over time.
Products and positioning
Clean, Balanced, Interesting
Holy Bones
Holy Bones India Pale Ale | 6.66% ABV | 50 IBU. Malt: 2-Row, Pilsner, White Wheat. Hops: Citra, Simcoe, Chinook. Availability: Limited Time Offer. In 2024, Holy Bones CDA was resurrected as Holy Bones WCIPA, honoring the original spirit while being brighter and hoppier.
Hop Venom DIPA
Hop Venom DIPA Double India Pale Ale | 9.0% ABV | 55 IBU. Malt: Premium 2-row, Munich. Hops: Nugget, Chinook, Centennial, Cascade, Simcoe, CTZ.
Recent events
Deschutes Brewery announces takeover of Boneyard brands and assets[5]
Reported:
Deschutes Brewery announced that it would take over the Boneyard brand, its beer brands and recipes, and the original Boneyard pub and tasting room. The report describes the deal as announced; it does not establish that the takeover was completed.
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