Hallelujah! Thirsty Thursdays return starting this week
Beveridge Place Pub in West Seattle just announced that it is reintroducing a long-standing tradition: Thirsty Thursdays. Here’s what they’ve planned for the immediate future.
Fullers versus Foggy Noggin – a guided tasting experience
You are invited to a guided, comparative tasting event featuring beers from Fullers Brewery versus beers from Foggy Noggin Brewing. Led by a former Fullers head brewer. Limited tickets available, so don’t delay.
A happy trend – live music at local brewery taprooms, at last
More and more breweries are hosting live music these days. That’s a good thing, especially when done properly.
Beer releases found on Instagram this week (6/10/22)
This week’s roundup of Washington-brewed beer releases heard about on Instagram. Scouring the IG so you don’t have to. I know some of you don’t do Instagram, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t know things.
A sustainability webinar, presented by Hopsteiner
Hopsteiner presents a free webinar to help breweries make better decisions regarding the sustainability of their processes. Registration now open for the event on Tuesday, June 21st.
WA Beer Commission’s statewide summer beer fest schedule
The WA Beer Commission announces its lineup of summer beer festivals. We have info about upcoming events in Bremerton and Vancouver. Also, it all wraps up in Spokane in September.
The Hale’s Ale Brewery finds a new, out-of-state owner
Seattle’s Hale’s Ales Brewery has been sold. The building, not the brand/beers. The new owner is offering it as turnkey brewery opportunity, or something else. The new owner is a development company out of California.
The 400+ beers that will pour at the Washington Brewers Festival this year
We now have the complete list 400+ beers that 97 Washington breweries will pour over the course of the Washington Brewers Festival. Three-day event, Father’s Day weekend, at Marymoor Park in Redmond.
Washington breweries steppin’ up for Pride this year
This year, more than any year I can remember, a lot of local breweries feel inspired to create beers that embrace the ethos of inclusion and diversity. Other breweries found different ways to celebrate and support Pride. After all, love is love and so is beer.
