Tag: washington beer news
Good Ales and Tails – indoor dog park and taproom coming to Woodinville
The folks at Good Brewing Company recently announced a new beer-related venture. This one involves dogs as well as beer. The company is opening Good…
Welcome to the new Washington Beer Blog!
YES! It is still us! It’s Kendall and Kim Jones — the Washington Beer Blog people. We have a whole new look here at the…
A barrel-aged beer lovers dream – Sightglass Seminar with Reuben’s Brews
Reuben’s Brews invites you to join them for the first-ever virtual Sightglass Seminar on Tuesday, November 10th. (Order tickets and beer now.) The theme is…
Bale Breaker Brewing releases this year’s Brewshed IPA
Bale Breaker Brewing recently released it’s beloved Brewshed IPA. You can find the second annual, limited-release beer a the brewery’s taproom in Yakima (to-go, in cans) and…
Craft brewing program at CWU is still alive and kicking, contrary to rumors
The following story was published recently on the Central Washingon University website. The short version, the CWU craft brewing program isn’t going away, as some rumors…
Beer industry acts preemptively to avoid new beer taxes
The beer industry is getting ahead of the game, urging policymakers in Olympia to avoid increasing taxes on beer during the upcoming legislative session….
Introducing two new beers, three new seltzers from Reuben’s Brews
This Friday, Reuben’s Brews releases two beers: the 2020 version of PNW Crush and a new hazy IPA called Fistful of Beskar. PNW Crush…
Stoup Brewing celebrates anniversary and introduces new packaging designs
First of all, happy anniversary to Stoup Brewing. It was seven years ago almost to the day that Stoup Brewing opened to the public,…
Evaluating Washington’s GABF results and getting you into some beer
See our previous post for a wrap-up of how Washington did at this year’s GABF. Before I get into highlights and such, and before…
