The Washington Beer Blog

Iron Horse Brewery is about to introduce new cans for everything but Irish Death. They’ll have black lids. Cool. The new cans provide consistency across the family of beers and require only a simple sticker/label to identify precisely what is inside.

No-Li Brewhouse is doing it again. As it has in past years, heading into the holiday season, it has pledged to raise tens of thousands of dollars for local community organizations. In fact, it has already raised $20,000.

On Wednesday, November 12th, the Brewshed Alliance releases its annual collaboration beer, Public Lands Pub Ale. The beer was brewed at Bizarre Brewing in Seattle last month. That’s where they’ll hold the release party.

Westland Distillery is currently offering $30 off a special set of its Cask Exploration Series. The set includes two bottles of whiskey ($119 with the deal): one finished in wine casks and the other finished in beer casks.

Northbank Beer Week is a celebration of the breweries and beers of Southwest Washington. It shines a light on the great beers and breweries with a series of events at breweries and bars along the northern bank of the Columbia River

Rainier Beer’s fan-favorite limited-edition Jubilee cans return this winter. The always iconic white cans adorned with the big red ‘R’ get a temporary facelift

Bickersons Brewhouse recently closed its brewery and taproom in Seattle’s Ballard neighborhood. James G. Murphy Co. is handling the auction.

This Friday, November 7th, from 5 – 11 pm, Rooftop Brewing invites you to a release party for this year’s Jolly Roger Christmas Ale.

A recently passed law (HB1602) affords Washington breweries greater flexibility to contract for food services in their tasting rooms. It allows breweries to subcontract with one or more individuals or entities to satisfy food service requirements for restaurant liquor licenses