The Washington Beer Blog

Triple Rock Brewery & Alehouse in Berkeley, California — widely recognized as the oldest continuously operating brewpub in the United States — plans to close by the end of 2026, after more than 40 years in business. Triple Rock’s fingerprints show up far beyond Berkeley, including right here in Seattle’s own beer history. Big Time.

After 36 years in business, Eureka, California’s Lost Coast Brewing is up for sale. Will be auctioned starting in early October.

Watts Brewing, which leans into a beautiful bee theme, is about to mark its 3rd anniversary in Woodinville, Washington. They’re celebrating with an event at the taproom on Saturday, September 26th.

We are compiling a list of fresh hop beer events around Washington. Check out what we’ve found so far. Got something to tell us?

Fremont Oktoberfest returns to the streets of Seattle this September. A beer fest with a capital FEST, it is more relevant now than ever before. Seattle’s longest-running beer festival.

Festbier has grown increasingly common here in the USA, so it’s time to talk about what it is, what it is not, and why you should be drinking it now.

It’s a beer thing, but it is also more. Washington Brewers Guild presents its first-ever Harvest Festival on September 26.

Two upcoming events at Lucky Envelope Brewing offer a broad range of flavors. Freshtoberfest and Mid-Autumn Festival.

Copperworks Distilling is about to open Copperworks Tavern, doubling its footprint at the facility in Kenmore, WA.