Updated June 2026. Facts, pour sizes, hours, and sources checked against contemporaneous news and later venue notes.
Seven Brides Brewing in Silverton, Oregon is closed. The Statesman Journal reported the taproom and retail store closed on October 22, 2018 (owners’ Facebook note October 24). They said they hoped to keep wholesale going; later coverage (Willamette Week, 2023) said Seven Brides quietly ceased entirely and that Ratchet Brewery had occupied the former space at 990 N 1st St, Silverton. Untappd still marks the venue closed. This URL stays /seven-brides-brewing/.
The 2022 article on this slug listed 1303 Main St hours and a live breakfast/tap menu. That is stale. We will not reprint those hours as current and we will not invent a new brewery slug. Related beer math: how long beer lasts, pitcher of beer, how many beers to get drunk, NA beer.
What the record actually says
| Fact | Keep |
|---|---|
| Town | Silverton, Oregon |
| Taproom closed | October 22, 2018 (Statesman Journal) |
| Address in 2018–2023 coverage | 990 N 1st St — not treated as a live taproom |
| 2022 page’s Main St hours / menu | Dropped. Stale |
| Wholesale after 2018 | Announced, then later described as fully ceased. — do not publish a current SKU list |
A 12-ounce beer at about 5% ABV is one NIAAA standard drink. Closed venues do not change the math. Do not drive.
Sources
- Statesman Journal, Oct 26, 2018: taproom/retail closed Oct 22, 2018; wholesale hoped-for at the time.
- Willamette Week, Jan 30, 2023: Ratchet in the former Seven Brides space at 990 N 1st St; Seven Brides later ceased.
- Untappd venue: Now Closed (page last updated 2025). we did not call a phone this run.
- NIAAA standard drink (December 2025). No invented hours.