Top Cities to Be a Hipster - Page 3 - News Article

**Jason Tate** · 10:52 AM on 04/12/12 #31

Rogue is the only one I know I have seen out here and they do quality work. Probably only get their mainstays out here, but that's expected. Do you know do any of those aforementioned lean towards the IPA side of things? Like a brewery such as Stone, which is probably my favorite, has a definite niche in the IPA market.

Dechutes best known IPA is 'Inversion' - my friends love it. I prefer ESBs. Widmer has a lot of different IPAs. The other two are pretty small, they both have IPAs from what I remember. I usually get the Hammerhead (a northwest pale ale) at McMenamins, but they have a Sunflower IPA and a Ruby (raspberries) beer that are highly praised.

**.dot** · 10:53 AM on 04/12/12 #32

All these cities are way to mainstream for hispters

**Holly HoX!** · 10:57 AM on 04/12/12 #33

Originally Posted by Jason Tate

Dechutes best known IPA is 'Inversion' - my friends love it. I prefer ESBs. Widmer has a lot of different IPAs. The other two are pretty small, they both have IPAs from what I remember. I usually get the Hammerhead (a northwest pale ale) at McMenamins, but they have a Sunflower IPA and a Ruby (raspberries) beer that are highly praised.

Damn, send me some of these. My brother lives in Eugene now butt is moving back in August. He's brought back a couple beers from there, but I'm a huge fan of IPA.

CallMeTroy · 10:58 AM on 04/12/12 #34

Surprised Chicago is only at 14, although I suppose I tend to surround myself with hipsters.

**blindrider529** · 11:07 AM on 04/12/12 #35

Somehow I knew we'd win the #1 spot. We have so many different genres and districts of hipsters it's crazy.

Portland is definitely like our little brother, though.

**Jason Tate** · 11:08 AM on 04/12/12 #36

Originally Posted by blindrider529

Somehow I knew we'd win the #1 spot. We have so many different genres and districts of hipsters it's crazy.

Portland is definitely like our little brother, though.

/The little brother that's better at everything.

**Eurotrash Drock** · 11:08 AM on 04/12/12 #37

HA! what a joke, Baltimore, Richmond, and Miami should be in the top 10 and aren't even on the list while San Juan, Nashville, Kansas City, and Santa Fe are? ridiculous.