American Brewing Co. announces it is closing for good
Yesterday, American Brewing Company announced via social media that it was closing down. Not just a temporary COVID-related shutdown, but shutting down with “if we’re…
The latest COVID restrictions and what they mean for breweries and their fans
It’s Time to Focus on Drink Local Yesterday, shortly after the Governor announced another round of COVID restrictions, Burwood Brewing used Facebook to very clearly…
Outdoor Seating Opportunities at Washington Breweries and Beer Bars
Below we provide a list of breweries and bars that currently offer outdoor seating and intend to continue to offer outdoor seating as we move…
Isolated and avoided, West Seattle continues to serve up great beer
West Seattle, home of the Washington Beer Blog and one-fifth of Seattle’s total population, lost its mainline connection to the city last March when engineers…
Manny’s Pale Ale raises over $400,000 for bar and restaurant workers
Quietly and without fanfare, Georgetown Brewing is a monumentally philanthropic business. Though the brewery never toots its own horn, its dedication to supporting the community…
Silver City Brewery announces expanded distribution and new hires
Silver City Brewery announces its plan to expand distribution across the Northwest and Alaska. Also, introduce a couple of new hires. Here’s the press release…
Reuben’s Brews releasing BBIS variants this Saturday
Always popular, always delicious, Reuben’s Brews released this year’s BBIS (pronounced bee-biss) about one month ago. This Saturday, November 14th the Seattle brewery releases the…
Beer Release – Stingo and Apian, from Watts Brewing
Below we share news of two beer releases from Watts Brewing Company. Here is the announcement from the brewery. Stingo – 8.0% ABV – Wood-aged…
Honoring Veterans Day with two very special collaboration beers
Last month, Forward Operating Base Brewing of Dupont, Washington teamed up with two other local breweries to create a pair of beers to commemorate Veterans…
