The Washington Beer Blog

Lupulin Ecstasy Festival – Join Fort George Brewery in Astoria on June 13th for a day of all kinds of beer, including hoppy beers, along with entertainment, music, food, and general merriment.

Boise’s craft beer scene has grown into something far more interesting than most outsiders might expect. What started as a handful of local breweries back in the 90’s has evolved into a wide mix of taprooms.

Thirty businesses (including a bunch of breweries) teamed up for this World Cup collaboration project. Introducing Group W Pilsner

The owner of Skagit River Brewery announced that he has sold the brewery and will retire. No mention of who the new owner is or what their intentions are

It’s time for the Washington Beer Blog to start taking its own advice. We intend to expand our coverage to include other types of adult beverages.

Wheelie Pop Brewing announces that it is closing its location in Seattle’s Ballard Brewery District. The closure in Ballard does not impact the other location.

A new set of rules makes it significantly easier for breweries to serve more than just beer. Yes, there are reasons why a brewery might want to do that. 

Truly, a friendly acquisition. Bale Breaker Brewing is taking over Cloudburst Brewing. So, why? And what will and will not change?

The 2026 version of 3-Way IPA is now finding its way onto tap lists at bars and hitting the shelves at bottleshops across the Pacific Northwest. The release of 3-Way IPA is a rite of spring for hop lovers across the Pacific Northwest.