The Washington Beer Blog

Ghostfish Brewing collaborates with a gluten-free brewery in Australia to create a first-of-its-kind transpacific beer. Now available in Seattle and New York City. Wait… what?

Another local brewery is taking over the former Airways Brewing location in Kent. Logan Brewing of Burien, WA opens its second location on May 23rd.

Spokane Craft Beer Week celebrates the local craft beer community with events happening at more than 25 breweries in the Spokane area. 

Woodinville, Washington’s Bosk Brew Works, announced it will close permanently next month. The official last day is June 1st.

Georgetown Brewing releases Bob’s Brown Ale at this time each year (roughly around Bob’s birthday) as the cornerstone of a long-running philanthropic endeavor. The beer raises funds for the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Washington and Alaska.

The Washington Brewery Running Series coordinates 5k-ish fun runs (walking is great too). These untimed, non-competitive, family-friendly events start and end at local breweries and raise funds for local nonprofit organizations.

Everett, Washington’s At Large Brewing announces that the upcoming year will be its last. Will close at the end of March 2026. But first, it’s time for an anniversary party.

This weekend, starting on Thursday, Postdoc Brewing marks its first anniversary in Kenmore, Washington. The first anniversary at the brewery’s second location. Here’s what they’ve planned.

Come celebrate everything–Spring, Craft Beer, and Rock & Roll–at the 14th Annual Gig Harbor Beer Festival. Saturday, May 17, 2025.