Eastside Distilling

Eastside Distilling, Inc. (NASDAQ: EAST) and its wholly owned Craft Canning + Printing have been producing high-quality, award-winning craft spirits as well as servicing craft beverage in Portland, Oregon, since 2008. The Company is distinguished by its highly decorated product lineup that includes Azuñia Tequilas®, Burnside Whiskeys®, Hue-Hue Coffee Rum®, and Portland Potato Vodka®. All Eastside spirits are crafted from natural ingredients for quality and taste. Eastside's Craft Canning + Printing subsidiary is the Northwest's leading independent mobile canning businesses and recently began digital can printing and co-packing through its recent asset acquisition.

Eastside Distilling is located in Portland, OR. The distillery website address is https://www.eastsidedistilling.com/

Address

2321 Northeast Argyle Street Unit D
Portland, OR 97211

Eastside Distilling Bourbons and Whiskeys

Burnside Buckman RSV Bourbon

Burnside Goose Hollow RSV Bourbon

Burnside Oregon Oaked Bourbon

Burnside Oregon Oaked Rye

Burnside West End Blend Whiskey

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