Tag: beer_news
Skagit Beer Week and the Farm to Pint Fest
It’s one of the most prolific agricultural regions west of the Cascade Mountains. The Skagit Valley is home to all sorts of great farms,…
Deschutes Brewery now offering beer in cans
Can you imagine a world without cans? In 2010, when the most common style of packaging for good beer was the 22-ounce bottle, 7 Seas…
Hi-Fi Brewing closing down on February 21st
We’ve known for quite some time that Hi-Fi Brewing was, basically, for sale. Now we’ve learned that the brewery in Redmond is closing down….
Fremont Brewing presents an adjective-inviting experience for exceptional beer lovers
It’s an exclusive club for discerning beer lovers of superior taste. Beyond that, information is available on a need-to-know basis. Fremont Brewing’s Heron Hunting…
Defining beer styles – the Brewers Association release new Style Guidelines
The Brewers Association just announced the release of the revised Beer Style Guidelines for 2016. We outline some of the changes and additions below. It’s…
Is IPA responsible for the growth of the craft beer industry?
Earlier this week I posted a story about the growth of craft beer in 2014, reporting that for the first time craft beer captured a…
Mitigating the Environmental Impact of Fermentation
Most craft breweries are proud of how they minimize the environmental impact of their practices and processes, but regardless of how many solar panels a…
Meet Wild Earth Brewing – Another New Washington Brewery
Located about an hour east of Seattle, the tiny town of Roslyn, Washington is now home to a pair of breweries: Rosyln Brewing Company, which…
Brouwer’s Cafe Ready to Celebrate 9 Years
Happy Birthday to Brouwer’s Cafe. It was nine years ago today that they opened their doors in Fremont. Today is the actual birthday, but the…
