Green Truck

Green Truck, first released in May 2024, was promoted to a year-round offering in May 2025.

The inspiration for the name Green Truck came from our first forklift, “Clark,” who put in a lot of hard work over the years and is still going strong. The beer is a symbol of simple, hard work. It might not be the flashiest, but it gets the job done and is there for those hot days working in the yard, a refresher at the end of a long shift, and bringing along camping with the crew.

Green Truck is a part of our Lagered by the Sun program, representing our commitment to sustainable brewing practices by sourcing local and regional ingredients, utilizing solar energy in the lagering process, and implementing mindful brewing practices extending to the shelves and taps. Green Truck is made primarily with Pure Idaho Pilsner malt, a 100% Idaho-grown barley from Great Western Malting. 

Green Truck is a high-gravity brew watered back with filtered and deaerated water. The water we use at our Production Brewery in Southtown Corvallis comes from the Taylor Treatment Plant and the Rock Creek Treatment Plant. Taylor, located in Southeast Corvallis, draws water from the Willamette River, accounting for approximately 69% of our total water supply. 31% comes from Rock Creek, which draws from the east side of Mary’s Peak, the highest point in the Coast Range. 

We chose Contessa hops for Green Truck, a United States-grown hop variety with Noble hop characteristics developed in Yakima Valley, Washington. The beer also features a strain of yeast tailored explicitly for light-lager production. All together, the ingredients in Green Truck add subtle notes of green tea, pear, and lemongrass to a crisp malt base.