Living Häus Beer Co is a lager-forward brewery located in the Pacific Northwest city of Portland, OR and is co-owned by Conrad Andrus and Mat Sandoval. With a combined 20 years of professional brewing experience, we have become creators, engineers, scientists, artists, and critical thinkers while on our path to brew the best beers we can. We are proud to showcase our ability in our craft with the self awareness to know that we are always learning and growing.
WHAT DO WE MAKE? We aim to make clean, intentional, and curious beers in our brewery. Explorative, yet refined versions of classic and upcoming styles such as Lager beer, IPA, Stouts, sessionable, restrained fruited beers, and everything in between will have a home on our menu. We strive to use unique and expressive hand selected malts and hops from the best growing regions in the world.
HOW ARE WE DIFFERENT? We are different because our collective and unique experiences have driven us to the cutting edge of the beer industry. Through our exploration of styles and ingredients, we have developed our ability to make beers that are extreme but have more so learned to make beers that are balanced, nuanced, and delicious.
On tap at the brewery. Clear golden with medium white head. Nice clean pilsner, malty, bit grainy, just a touch of sweetness, easy drinkable. Light to medium bodied.
Can from Tavour. Pours clear gold with a huge white head that persisted. Aroma is firmly smoky. Near med body. Dry and smoky, but there's some nice bitterness as well. Nice flavor.
Tried
from Can
from Tavour
on 24 Jun 2025
at 23:46
16 ounce can from Tavour. Medium gold pour. Large frothy white head. Aromas of red berries, stone fruit and papaya. Flavor is bready malt balanced by bittersweet citrus, papaya, peach and resiny pine. Clean, crisp flavor throughout. Finishes dry and bitter.
Tried
from Can
from Tavour
on 17 Jun 2025
at 03:35
Can from Tavour. Pours clear light amber with a decent tan head. Aroma of light toffee and berry fruit. Arguably med body. Dryish. Bitter in a fruity, Noble way. Nice spice level.
Can from Tavour. Pours translucent gold with a decent white head. Aroma is some banana and grass/spice. Dryish. Med body. Flavor is some banana, some yeast spice and some grass spice. Spice has an impact. Good hefe.
Can. Pours clear black medium beige head, great lacing. Aroma is roasty, clean, hint of rye bread, ash. Flavor is light plus sweet, light bitter. Light body. Crisp and clean. Good
Can shared at Johnny's turns 30 ad hoc beer celebration. Clear pale golden color, small white head. Aroma and flavor are malts, old school hops, Aroma a little bit over the top but the flavor is really nice. Very solid.