
Untappd’s Analytics gives you unlimited access to a wealth of data on the world’s largest social networking platform for craft beer drinkers.
For instance, are you interested in learning what beers Untappd drinkers are consuming in Portland, OR, Untappd’s second most checked-in city of 2021? We can show you.
With over 9 million registered users, Untappd can easily tap into the trends and insights of drinkers in your city, state, region, and beyond.
Understanding the buying behaviors of your target consumers can help you make important business decisions. Everything from what beers to brew next to what styles to stock on your shelves to what to keep flowing on draft.
To show you the power of Untappd’s analytics, we’re breaking down the most checked-in beers in Portland, OR, over the last ninety days.
What We’ll Cover in This Piece:
Portland, Oregon: The Second Most Checked-In City on Untappd in 2021

In 2021, Portland, OR, ranked on the Untappd app as the city with the second most number of venue check-ins at 326k. The third West Coast city to make the top cities list, Portland, OR, has been well regarded as one of the best craft beer capitals in the U.S. Since the 1980s Portland has enjoyed a dynamic craft beer scene, earning the city the nickname “Beervana.” With about seventy breweries inside the city, Portland has one of the highest concentrations of craft breweries in the world. Heavyweights like Great Notion Brewing, Breakside Brewery, and Cascade Brewing Barrel House lead the way.
Here’s a peak at what beers people have checked-in the most in Portland, OR, for the last ninety days.
The 10 Most Popular Beers in Portland, OR - Last 90 Days

- RPM IPA – Boneyard Beer
- Volatile Substance – Von Ebert Brewing
- Cuddle Puddle – Breakside Brewery
- Magnetic Fields – Fort George Brewery
- Wanderlust IPA – Breakside Brewery
- Double Peaches and Cream Shake – Great Notion Brewing
- Ripe IPA – Great Notion Brewing
- Vortex IPA – Fort George Brewery
- Breakside IPA – Breakside Brewery
- Earth Vs. Triple IPA – Wayfinder Beer
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The beverage aisle is changing. With the rise of craft mocktails, functional drinks, and hard seltzers, consumers have never had more choices, but one category is quietly outpacing them all in buzz, velocity, and cultural cachet: THC beverages.
As drinkers increasingly seek the uplifting benefits of alcohol without its negative effects, THC beverages have moved from niche novelty to serious contender.
No brand illustrates this trajectory better than Crescent Canna. The company’s Crescent 9 THC Seltzer line has grown into the No. 1 selling THC drink in stores nationwide.
That’s not an accident. It’s the result of product development, grassroots brand-building, and a marketing playbook that any emerging beverage brand would do well to study. For the craft beer crowd that calls the Untappd Lounge home, Crescent Canna’s rise offers a familiar story: quality first, culture second, and distribution as the reward.
Here’s what the brand has learned and what the drinks industry can take from it.
As more consumers move away from traditional alcohol, breweries are hitting a turning point: They need to evolve or risk losing relevance with a fast-growing wave of mindful drinkers.
Today’s customers are looking for new ways to socialize, with options that fit a more balanced, wellness-focused lifestyle without sacrificing flavor or experience.
That’s where THC beverages come in. Their rapid rise offers breweries a powerful opportunity to diversify menus, attract a broader audience, and tap into an emerging revenue stream. Here are three compelling reasons why you should add THC drinks to your beverage lineup.
To succeed and grow your restaurant, bar, or brewery you need to stand out in local search results. Whether someone is searching for the “best craft beer near me” or “top-rated seafood restaurant in [your city],” Local SEO (Search Engine Optimization) helps your business appear at the top of those search results.
With 81% of consumers using Google Search and Maps to find local businesses, and nearly 90% of customers choosing a business on the first page of search results, optimizing your online presence is essential.
This guide will walk you through Local SEO strategies tailored for restaurants, bars, and breweries, covering Google My Business, website optimization, online reviews, local backlinks, and more.
By the end of this guide, you’ll have a step-by-step action plan to increase your search rankings, attract more local customers, and grow your business.
In today’s digital world, having a well-designed, functional website is essential for restaurants, bars, and breweries. It goes beyond having social media. A great website can help attract new customers, showcase menus, accept reservations, and even drive online sales. But one of the most common questions business owners ask is: How much should a website cost in 2025?
The answer depends on several factors, including the type of website, features, complexity, and whether you choose a DIY solution or hire a professional web developer. Costs can range from a few hundred dollars for a basic website to tens of thousands for a fully customized, feature-rich platform.
This guide will break down website costs for restaurants, bars, and breweries, helping you understand the pricing landscape and choose the best solution for your business
Trivia nights have become an incredible marketing strategy for bars, restaurants, and breweries to draw in crowds and engage with new customers. With the recent collaboration between Geeks Who Drink, Timeplay, and the iconic television show Jeopardy!, businesses now have an exciting opportunity to host the Jeopardy! Bar League. This partnership combines the global brand recognition of Jeopardy! with Timeplay’s cutting-edge technology and the fun of live trivia from the experts at Geeks Who Drink.
In this piece we’ll cover what this new collaboration between these two trivia powerhouses is and how you can bring this unique experience to your venue.
In today’s world, both websites and social media platforms are crucial for a brewery, bar, or restaurant’s online presence. However, consumer habits show distinct preferences for each, depending on the context of their search or interaction.
In this guide, we’ll go over the basics, walk you through how to leverage these tools effectively, and show you how understanding these trends can help your venue better meet your customers’ expectations.

