Washington Beer News

Everybody’s Brewing is excited to announce that they are expanding with a second location in Southwest Washington. They will be assuming ownership of the Northwood Public House and Brewery in Battle Ground.

The fresh hop beers we love seem slow coming this year, so let’s look at why. Most notably, the harvest was slow to get started in the Yakima Valley.

Everett-based Crucible Brewing recently announced it is ceasing operations at the end of this year. That is, unless a new owner is found.

The Washington Craft Beer Summit & Trade Show is a can’t-miss event for Washington’s brewery owners, brewery employees, and affiliated industry members. The one-day event occurs on November 4th.

The 3rd Annual Funk’Ville Sour Fest happens at 5 Right Brewing in Marysville on Saturday, August 10th, and Sunday, August 11th. An impressive list of guest breweries at this one.

Grainmaker is a beer festival showcasing breweries working with Inland NW-grown grains will be hosted at YaYa Brewing Company from 3-9 pm on Friday, August 9.

A couple weeks ago, the Washington Beer Daily went down. The situation has been resolved. You might notice that today’s update has a lot of stories. That’s why. Just catchin’ you up.

Out of no fault of its own, and no fault of the beer-loving public, Headless Mumby Brewing has shut down its brewery and is closing its taproom as soon as the beer is gone.

North Jetty Brewing leaned heavily into one of its other passions and expanded its offerings at the taproom. The bet is paying off.