Buoy Beer Co. gets back on track following a building collapse
Following the building collapse two weeks ago, Buoy Beer Company is rebounding. It has started canning again and opened a pop-up restaurant. Details in this story.
Bremerton Summer BrewFest – last call for ticket discounts
Washington Beer Commission presents the Bremerton Summer BrewFest, July 22-23. Early-bird tickets are on sale NOW.
Great opportunity to get into the beer biz, in Ellensburg
Pretty Fair Beer, a beer-focused bar located in a historic building in downtown Ellensburg, is for sale. It’s a turnkey opportunity to get in the beer biz. We have more info for you in this story.
Ponderosa Beer bringing beer and books together in Bellingham
A new beer-focused bar is opening in Bellingham this weekend. Ponderosa Beer + Books is taking a slightly different approach. You might learn something about what you’re drinking. Or you might learn something and then drink it. Here’s what you need to know.
Celebrating 12 years and countless beers at The Beer Junction
It’s been one hell of a ride for The Beer Junction, which is ready to celebrate its 12th anniversary. Junction Rewind IPA celebrates a shared love of 80s nostalgia. Here’s the whole story…
King County is considering ordinance impacting breweries
It’s lingered out there for a long time. The King County Council is considering an ordinance that impacts breweries in unincorporated areas. Here’s the most recent development in the messy story.
The simple pleasure of sharing a beer with your sisters
After 9 years, this brewery owner/founder will finally get to share a beer with her sisters. It’s a milestone made possible by a collaboration project. It’s a happy story that we are happy to share.
A rare bird, Ravenmaster Club memberships are available
If you want to be a Ravenmaster, you need to know the rules. Some memberships coming open in Black Raven Brewing’s exclusive club.
Reuben’s, Chuckanut, and six sheep: a new collaboration beer
When two breweries the caliber of Reuben’s Brews and Chuckanut Brewery team up to brew a beer, how can the results be bad? Kind of a rhetorical question. The two breweries recently teamed up to create a New Zealand Pilsner.
