The Washington Beer Blog

Everybody’s Brewing is excited to announce that they are expanding with a second location in Southwest Washington. They will be assuming ownership of the Northwood Public House and Brewery in Battle Ground.

‘R Day’ is a big street party in the Georgetown neighborhood on Saturday, September 21st, featuring games, lots of live music, other fun stuff, and beer.

Cheers to Bellingham’s beloved Boundary Bay Brewery and Bistro, which just announced its 29th-anniversary celebration. Here’s the announcement from the brewery.

Washington Wild recently announced the winner of the 2024 Brewshed® Alliance Award: Aslan Brewing Company. The Bellingham-based brewery will be honored at an upcoming event in Seattle.

There’s a lot of beer on the list this year, including locally-produced craft beer as well as traditional German beers. In addition to that, there’s a lot of other stuff: cider, seltzer, hard agave, and ready-to-drink cocktails. There’s something for everyone at Fremont Oktoberfest this year.

For the fifth year, the breweries of Sunnyland invite you to join them for a four-day celebration of beer and the season. It’s not Oktoberfest, it’s Sunnyland Fest and the fun is spread across four days (September 19th through 22nd). 

This Friday and Saturday, September 13th and 14th, it’s time for some beer-fueled, autumnal shenanigans in the Ballard Brewery District. Three breweries will celebrate Oktoberfest while a fourth will host a Mid-Autumn Festival.

Jellyfish Brewing is happy to announce that the new Jellyfish Taproom & Kitchen is now open at 6808 E Green Lake Way N, Seattle, WA 98115. Here’s what you can expect at the new location.

The fresh hop beers we love seem slow coming this year, so let’s look at why. Most notably, the harvest was slow to get started in the Yakima Valley.