Established in 2004, New Deal Distillery is an independently-owned craft distillery in Portand’s Central Eastside. We’ve been craft distilling spirits with passion and precision in Portland’s Central Eastside since 2004. Inspired by the DIY creative culture of Oregon’s pioneering craft brewers, winemakers and artisans, New Deal’s early presence and collaborative ethos helped put Portland on the map as a craft spirit enthusiast’s destination.
In addition to our line of craft spirits, we bring two decades of distilling & beverage manufacturing expertise to help both emerging brands looking to launch new beverage alcohol products and established operators needing to scale up production beyond existing capacity. With customers throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond, we offer a realm of fermentation, distillation, barreling, bottling & consulting services to beverage alcohol brands, small food & beverage CPG manufacturers, natural & organic cosmetics & perfume brands, as well as customers looking for ethanol-based cleaners & sanitizers.
We own our 10,000SF distillery building with an adjacent 5000SF storage facility, conveniently located in Portland’s Central Eastside, an industrial district that allows for access by maximum-length freight trailers. We also work closely with an off-site, licensed & bonded storage facility that can accommodate temperature-controlled storage of barrels and finished goods, comprehensive consolidation and fulfillment services for subscription and daily e-commerce orders, trucking fleet freight transport services– including refrigerated trailers, and complete 3PL brokerage division offering complete logistics services.
On-site equipment includes the following items:
Yes. We make bottled spirits, custom neutral spirits and high-proof ethyl alcohol for beverage wholesalers. Please Contact us to request more information.
We can make vodka, gin, whiskey, rum, brandy, fruit brandy, liqueurs, bottled cocktails.
Yes. Our distillery is certified as and organic processing facility through California Certified Organic Farmers (CCOF). Alcoholic beverage products manufactured at New Deal can carry the USDA Organic and/or the CCOF seal. Please contact us for more information.
Yes. If you would like to both manufacture and sell your private-label product in Oregon, we may be able to list your product so that it can be sold in Oregon liquor stores. Please contact us for more information.
Yes. We can make your beverage alcohol products, get them listed for sale in the state of Oregon and the transfer the licensing and state listing to you once your distilled spirits plant is fully approved for production. Please contact us for more information.
Yes. Before we release your product to third parties, we will verify that you have a Federal Basic Permit (sometimes referred to as a wholesale permit) from the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax & Trade Bureau (TTB). Information about obtaining that permit can be found here.
Yes. If you are looking to purchase alcohol for use in the manufacture of cosmetics, perfume, medicines, medicinal preparations, food products, flavoring, or flavoring extracts, this type of alcohol is considered nonbeverage alcohol. Please contact us to request more information.
Yes. Our distillery is certified as an organic processing facility through California Certified Organic Farmers (CCOF). Alcohol products manufactured at New Deal can carry the USDA Organic and/or the CCOF seal. Please contact us for more information.
Yes. We sell nonbeverage alcohol as taxpaid alcohol. You can file with the TTB as a Manufacturer of Nonbeverage Alcohol Products (MNBP) so that you can file drawback claims for all but $1 per proof gallon of the excise taxes paid on the spirits used in the manufacturing process. You can find more information about that filing here.
Yes. Nondenatured food-grade ethanol is sometimes referred to as “industrial alcohol,” “culinary solvent,” or “ethyl alcohol.” We sell this alcohol at 190 proof, or 95% alcohol by volume. To get more information about placing an order, please contact us.
Yes. You must show proof of a distilled spirits plant (DSP) permit from the TTB or, for Oregon residents, an Industrial Alcohol Authority (IAA) Endorsement from the OLCC. You can find information about obtaining an IAA endorsement here.
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