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“It’s a great collaboration,” Penley says. “Mozilla is kind of an older brand in their industry as well and together we’re doing something at the forefront of innovation and acting like a small agile brewery. This beer is constantly evolving.”

With a lineup of excellent pub-only beers led by Tom Bleigh on the experimental system. You'll find beers as unusual here as any of the newer, buzzier breweries.

To wash it all down, the beer garden will serve beers from Widmer’s small-batch brewery, with a focus on experimental brews. The brewery’s iconic hefeweizen will also be available in can-form. 

"This is also a hoppy pilsner from Portland’s Widmer Brothers that was originally brewed as a small batch beer for the Widmer Brothers pub. Now it’s joining the brewery’s year-round lineup. The hoppiness is more restrained...taking a more classic approach with just a layer of floral, bitter hops."

“These days, it's the de facto craft beer at bars across the state. The brewery's changed over the years, going national with corporate sponsorship. The Hefe hasn't.”

“Widmer Brothers has returned a “blast from the past” for the summer. Widmer Brothers Drifter Pale is a 5.6% ABV summertime seasonal that we’re happy to see back in the marketplace.”

“As Portland’s late, great beer writer Fred Eckhardt once told me, ‘It revolutionized craft beer in town. It had flavor!’”

"As Oregon’s largest brewery, makers of the ubiquitous Hefeweizen, Widmer Brothers regularly brews on a 250 barrel system into 1,500 to 1,750 barrel tanks, but the brewery has never forgotten the small batch experimental brewing that got it to where it is today."

“He's right, though—you haven't really had America's Original Hefeweizen® until you've had it fresh at the pub, where it's extra soft and the haze takes on an ethereal quality.”

“19) Widmer Hefeweizen”

Oh, and speaking of a brewery you wouldn’t expect to see in a hazy IPA conversation … it’s Widmer

The solution? Just don’t filter the weizenbier and serve it cloudy. And just like that, hazy American-style hefeweizen was born.