The Noble Fox To Take Over the Former Standing Stone Brewing
A year and a half ago, Standing Stone Brewing closed its doors in Ashland, Oregon. Come next year, the former location will be home to the forthcoming The Noble Fox Restaurant & Brewery.
Co-owners, Jeramie Mykisen and Jeffrey Tinkham, currently own and operate a restaurant, The Noble Fox, in Silverton, Oregon. The two recently acquired the entire building that was once home to Standing Stone Brewing since its inception in 1997 and until it closed over Memorial Day Weekend in 2022.
Well that void of a brewery in downtown Ashland will hopefully come to an end when The Noble Fox Restaurant & Brewery opens in Spring 2024. Once open, it will re-introduce this 10-barrel brewery and 200 seat restaurant to scenic downtown Ashland, The Noble Fox will also bring a new whiskey bar to the establishment as well as a retail shop.
“We are excited to announce that next year, we will be opening a second location in Ashland, Oregon. Our new space is in the heart of downtown and was the former Standing Stone Brewing. Work is underway with our sights set on a springtime opening. Our newest location will feature a restaurant, beautiful outdoor patio with amazing views and a 10-barrel brewery. Cheers to the future!” – The Noble Fox Restaurant & Brewery
The Noble Fox Restaurant & Brewery will be led by Mykisen. He will bring his 21-years of experience as the previous beverage director at McMenamins Pubs & Breweries in Portland, Oregon to The Noble Fox. Mykisen has also authored of the acclaimed recipe book, Quintessential Cocktails, and will bring his expertise to this new venture.
Its food menu will include upscale bar food, known for its Noble Burger, and will include vegan and gluten free food options. The Noble Fox will continue to source local ingredients to offer a menu that will satisfy most appetites.
To help get this new location moving forward, The Noble Fox is attempting to raise much needed capital via SMBX Small Business Bonds. The goal is to raise $300K, as of this publishing just shy of $12K has been raised. These bonds start at $10 and you’ll earn 11% interest monthly over 5 years. A decent rate of return if the business succeeds.
Of this potential $300K bond raise, The Noble Fox will use $287,250 for the new location and $12,750 for SMBX Fees. Of course investing in this business via SMBX comes with considerable risk. To learn more about this SMBX investment opportunity, click here.
Recently The Noble Fox in Silverton received a few accolades in the 2023 Best of the Willamette Valley. These awards include Best Silverton Restaurant (Gold), Best Outdoor Dining (Gold), and Best Happy Hour (Silver).
To stay up to date with the happenings at the forthcoming location, follow The Noble Fox Restaurant & Brewery on its Facebook Page.
The Noble Fox Restaurant & Brewery
101 Oak Street
Ashland, OR 97520
About The Author
DJ
D.J. is a Portland, Oregon based writer that spent his formative years in the Midwest. With over 25 years under his belt of drinking beer at festivals across America and the world, he has developed a strong appreciation and understanding of craft beer and the industry that surrounds it. He can be found in any of the great breweries or beer bars that make Portland the best beer city in the world. His writing can also be found in the archives of Northwest Brewing News and can be followed on Twitter and Instagram at @hopapalooza.
I’ve been missing Standing Stone since Amarotico moved to Medf’ord. Ashlander since ’71, I’m looking forward to the new offering.
Please forgive us; we’ll be calling it the Standing Fox.
(Noble brews coffee.)