New Beer Releases

Bale Breaker Brewing teamed up with its distribution partner (NW Beverages), Washington State Ferries, and Sodexo (the food and beverage vendor on the boats) to create a new IPA.

Here is a release notice from Chuckanut Brewery, which is packaging its barrel-aged stout in cans (kegs, too).

A beer (Really Special Bitter) and an upcoming event at the Logan Brewing taproom in Kent honor and celebrate the life of a special man, and benefit two organizations he cared about deeply.

This Valentine’s Day, Seattle’s Burke-Gilman Brewing celebrates love, chocolate, and craft beer with a decadent limited-release Valentine’s Day Beer Package.

Seattle’s Ghostfish Brewing celebrates its 11th anniversary on Sat. Feb 7th. Event at the taproom and a special beer release. Details here.

Bale Breaker Brewing introduces a new full-time brew: Five Star Dive Bar Light Lager. Available in 12-oz cans, soon in 12-packs. It’s trendy, but that is NOT a bad thing.

For the first time ever, Double Mountain Brewery is now packaging some of its beers in aluminum bottles. Here’s what they have in store(s) for you, so to speak.

Lucky Envelope Brewing has some new and upcoming beers they want you to know about. Among the yummy stuff is a collaboration project with The Hall Group, the Seattle-based company that operates Queen Anne Beer Hall, Hall on Occidental, and Moss Bay Hall.

Breakside Brewery of Portland, Oregon, teamed up with Columbia Sportswear to create a beer that reeks with the essence of the steamy wilderness: bear poop.