Coin Toss Brewing Company

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Coin Toss Brewing Company was a craft brewery and taproom in Oregon City, Oregon, offering a range of house-brewed beers on draft and to-go. The brewery focused on local history-inspired styles and served the surrounding community through its taproom and distribution to nearby bars and venues.

Oregon City, OR, USA
cointossbrewing.com

About Coin Toss Brewing Company

Coin Toss Brewing Company was a small, independent craft brewery and taproom based in Oregon City, Oregon. Founded by broadcaster Tim Hohl, the brewery produced a lineup of classic and historically inspired beers, available by the pint in its taproom and in crowlers, growlers, and kegs for off-premise enjoyment. The taproom at 14214 Fir Street, Suite H, served as a local gathering spot with rotating Coin Toss beers and occasional guest taps and cider.([oregonnews.uoregon.edu](https://oregonnews.uoregon.edu/lccn/2020260110/2016-05-25/ed-1/seq-8/ocr/?utm_source=openai))

A charge from Coin Toss on a card statement would typically come from purchasing pints or tasters in the taproom, buying crowlers, growlers, kegs, or other to-go beer, or settling a bar tab during an event. In some cases, the descriptor may appear slightly abbreviated or with additional routing text from the payment terminal (for example, including a table or tab identifier like “TBD”). Although Coin Toss Brewing ceased operations in early 2024 and its facility was taken over by Yovu Beer Co., older statements or delayed postings could still show the Coin Toss Brewing name.([newschoolbeer.com](https://newschoolbeer.com/home/2024/2/oregon-citys-coin-toss-brewing-sold-to-nano-brewery-yovu-beer?utm_source=openai))

If you have questions about a Coin Toss charge, first review your receipts, email confirmations, or calendar around the transaction date to see if you visited a brewery or bar in Oregon City or purchased Coin Toss beer at an event. Compare the charge amount and date with your visit; tab-style charges may post a day or two later and appear as a single total. Because Coin Toss Brewing Company has closed, direct customer service from the brewery is unlikely to be available, so the best path to resolve concerns is to contact your bank or card issuer, dispute unfamiliar charges promptly, and, if the purchase took place at that physical address, inquire with the current operator (now Yovu Beer Co.) to see if they can help locate records tied to the terminal that processed the payment.([newschoolbeer.com](https://newschoolbeer.com/home/2024/2/oregon-citys-coin-toss-brewing-sold-to-nano-brewery-yovu-beer?utm_source=openai))

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Coin Toss Brewing Company.

  1. coin toss tbd

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from “COIN TOSS” or “COIN TOSS TBD” on my card statement?

This descriptor most likely refers to a purchase made at Coin Toss Brewing Company’s taproom in Oregon City, such as a bar tab for pints or tasters, or to-go beer like crowlers or growlers. “TBD” or similar text may be an internal note or table identifier from the point-of-sale system rather than part of the business name.

What typical purchase amounts might I see from Coin Toss Brewing Company?

Common Coin Toss charges would correspond to one or more draft beers (often in the $5–$8 range per pint), tasting flights, and possibly crowlers, growlers, or small merchandise items, which could bring the total into the $20–$60 range for a visit, depending on the size of your group and whether you took beer to go.

Could this Coin Toss charge be a recurring subscription or membership?

Coin Toss Brewing Company primarily operated as a brewery and taproom rather than a subscription service. Charges were generally one-time transactions tied to a single visit or purchase, so if you see multiple charges, they likely correspond to multiple visits or separate tabs rather than an automatic recurring membership.

Why did my Coin Toss bar tab post a day or two after I visited?

Like many taprooms and bars, Coin Toss could pre-authorize your card when you open a tab and then finalize the total—including tip—when you close it. This final settlement may post a day or more after your visit, which can make the transaction date on your statement differ from the actual visit date.

How can I get a receipt or details for a past Coin Toss Brewing charge?

Start by checking your email and physical receipts from around the charge date; some point-of-sale systems offer emailed receipts if you provided an address. If you no longer have a receipt, your bank or card issuer can sometimes provide additional transaction metadata, like terminal ID and address, confirming it was processed at Coin Toss’s former location in Oregon City.

What if I don’t recognize this Coin Toss charge at all?

If you do not recall visiting a brewery or bar in Oregon City around the transaction date and no one else on your account recognizes the purchase, contact your bank or card issuer immediately. Ask them to confirm the merchant address and initiate a dispute or fraud investigation if the charge appears unauthorized.

Can I still contact Coin Toss Brewing Company directly about a billing issue?

Coin Toss Brewing closed in early 2024 and its facility was sold to Yovu Beer Co., so direct support from the original brewery is no longer expected. For unresolved billing issues, your primary channel should be your bank or card issuer; if the charge is very recent and tied to that physical taproom address, you might also inquire with the new operator to see if they can help match the charge to a transaction record.

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