The Washington Beer Blog

Bale Breaker Brewing is a big fan of our state parks. They’re releasing a beer designed to support the Washington State Parks Foundation.

Seattle Beer Week officially kicks off on Friday, May 9th. Nine days of events celebrate Seattle’s robust and vibrant beer culture. There’s something for everyone

Double Mountain Brewery & Cidery is proud to announce the release of 1904 IPA, a seasonal beer brewed in collaboration with the legendary Goschie Farms of Oregon’s Willamette Valley.

Bart Watson, the newly appointed President and CEO of the Brewers Association (BA), gave his State of the Industry address last week at the Craft Brewers Conference. I will summarize, paraphrase, and bullet-point his speech for you here.

Wander Brewing celebrates its 11th Anniversary on May 3rd. I share some info about how this brewery wandered into Bellingham to begin with. The brewery’s name is no accident.

The 2025 World Beer Cup winners were announced. I share the list of PNW winners and a lot of other info about the competition. Oregon and Washington breweries crushed it this year!

A familiar name on the Seattle-Tacoma beer scene, a legend, actually, Larry Rock announced today that he has accepted a position with White Bluffs Brewing in Richland, Washington. As Western Washington Sales Manager, he’ll help introduce the region’s beer drinkers to White Bluff’s beers.

Reuben’s Brews announces it is closing the Fremont location. Not exactly a surprise. The property owner is redeveloping the property. This on the heels of the brewery’s announcement about a new location coming to downtown Seattle.

Frühlingsfest is a German tradition. It’s a celebration of spring and beer. A sort of mini Oktoberfest. In recent years, craft breweries around Washington have…