Depoe Bay Liquor Store

10/30/2026

Mug Club meetup at Pelican Brewing - Siletz Bay

10/30/2026

10/25/2026

We have the bottles that you’ll need to make this

10/23/2026

🌊👑 King Tides 2026–2027 in Depoe Bay, Oregon

⭐️ Mark your calendars!

The King Tides are returning to the Oregon Coast, and Depoe Bay is the perfect place to experience the power and beauty of the Pacific Ocean.

📅 2026–2027 King Tide Dates

• November 23–27, 2026
• December 22–26, 2026
• January 20–24, 2027

Watch as massive swells roll into Depoe Bay, waves crash against the rocky shoreline, and the Pacific puts on a spectacular winter show.

Bring your camera and capture the dramatic beauty of Depoe Bay during one of the most exciting times of the year along our coastline.

For the best experience, check local high-tide times before heading out, as the exact peak varies by day.

⚠️ Please watch from a safe distance, stay behind protective barriers, and never turn your back on the ocean. Sneaker waves can be unpredictable and dangerous.

Make plans to visit Depoe Bay and experience the King Tides for yourself!

10/22/2026

Anyone else get frustrated to be zeroed out on delivery when there is product in warehouse?

Eagle Rare - 3552 in warehouse
Blanton - 3876 in warehouse
Buffalo 1.75 - 2550 in warehouse
Buffalo pints - 588 in warehouse
Weller Reserve - 1191 in warehouse

10/11/2026

🥳 The Depoe Bay Bridge is turning 100 years old in 2027!

Built in 1927 for approximately $55,000, this iconic concrete arch bridge has stood watch over our little harbor for nearly a century. And she’s getting some much-needed TLC before hitting that milestone!

ODOT is investing nearly $11 million in preservation work, including renewing the protective coating against saltwater corrosion, making concrete repairs, and repairing the bridge railings. Construction is scheduled to wrap up in December 2026, just in time for the bridge’s big 100th birthday year.

A century of coastal storms, salty air, fishing boats, and generations of Oregon Coast memories. Now that’s a piece of Depoe Bay history worth celebrating!

Sources: Oregon Department of Transportation and historic bridge information.
Photo: Depoe Bay Hills