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Happening this weekend: 3 beer events
If you like beer, there are three events you should know about this weekend. All of them are not-for-profit fundraisers. Happening this Weekend: The PNA…
Beers for Boobies this Saturday – a benefit for breast cancer research
This Saturday craft beer lovers can support breast cancer research by attending Beers for Boobies – a breast cancer benefit in the parking lot at Big…
20 Washington brewers will pour at the PNA Beer Taste this weekend
This Saturday (July 10th) the Phinney Neighborhood Association will host its 5th Annual PNA Summer Beer Taste. The event takes place at the Phinney Center…
Chuckanut Brewery celebrates two years by doubling capacity
To celebrate its second anniversary, Chuckanut Brewery in Bellingham is about to double its brewing capacity. Hard to believe it has only been two years,…
West Seattle’s New Beer Junction Opens Today (Kendall’s picks)
The Beer Junction will open for business today (Saturday, July 3rd) at 11:00 a.m. just in time for you stock up for the Fourth of…
Old Schoolhouse Brewing spends a weekend in the big city
We visited the Old Schoolhouse Brewery a couple years ago, shortly after they opened. They had recently purchased the old Winthrop Brewery, closed down in…
Happening this weekend – the Seattle International Beerfest
While this blog tends to focus on the beers and breweries of Washington, we try not to have complete tunnel vision. That being said, we…
Poulsbo’s new brewery nears opening
Back in December, we posted an early distant warning about a new brewery opening in Poulsbo. Today we’re posting more information. Jeff Holcomb, owner/brewer at…
Rogue building its own malting operation
When a brewer or a brewery talks about becoming completely self-reliant, it is the need for malted grains that stops the conversation. Without going into…
