Redmond’s Malt & Vine closing after 15 years



A few days ago, Malt & Vine announced that it was closing down. The venerable Redmond beer destination is currently running an “everything must go” sale, with the final day of operation slated for July 30th.

Malt & Vine opened for business 15 years ago. Likely, many of you either were not living in the Seattle area yet or were not drinking craft beer yet when Malt & Vine opened its doors for the first time. Trust me, the world looked a lot different back then. The term bottleshop was not common, nor was a good beer bar in the town of Redmond. Or anywhere, for that matter.

Today, craft beer enthusiasts take a lot of things for granted, but it wasn’t always so easy to find a place that offered a curated selection of craft beer. That’s why Malt & Vine deserves to be remembered as a groundbreaker, a pioneer, a visionary.

But time takes its toll. The world keeps turning and nothing lasts forever. Cheers to you, Malt & Vine. We will remember you fondly!


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Here’s the announcement from Facebook:

“With feelings of great pride in all that we have accomplished over the last 15 years – A decade and a half of slaked thirsts, camaraderie, friends that came into our lives, and those who have passed… And with the deepest appreciation to all of you throughout the years; Malt & vine is closing. Our last official day in business will be Friday, July 30th, 2021.”

“Please come down and support our loyal crew over the next two weeks. Amazing growler fill specials, deals on vintage bottles, cases, and more! Everything in the store is at least 25% off!Thank you for your support and patronage.”

Cheers!
-The Malt & Vine crew

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