Tag: washington_breweries
Old Schoolhouse Brewing spends a weekend in the big city
We visited the Old Schoolhouse Brewery a couple years ago, shortly after they opened. They had recently purchased the old Winthrop Brewery, closed down in…
Let’s put the trademark issue to bed
If you’ve been paying very close attention—I mean, “stalker-like” attention—you might have noticed that the Washington Beer Blog is the only blog in town that…
Water Street Brewing closing its doors. Long live the Queen!
Sad news from Port Townsend showed up on Facebook this morning. It seems that Water Street Brewing is closing down. We wish them all the…
Why Georgetown Brewing changed the name of 9LB Porter
As has been reported on other blogs, Georgetown Brewing recently changed the name of its Porter from 9LB Porter to Georgetown Porter. To say that…
Airways’ beer garden gets its wings
Eventually the weather is going to change for the better. When it does, Airways Brewing in Kent will be ready. They just received approval for…
Beer Travels – the road to nowhere
When people describe a location as being nowhere, they usually mean it in a negative way. The term nowhere is most often used as a…
Yakima Craft Brewing Company increasing brewing capacity
The Washington Beer Blog just received a press release from Yakima Craft Brewing Co. regarding increases to their brewing capacity. YCBC has gained a reputation…
Redhook’s 15th annual Haul Ash bike ride this Sunday
This just in from Woodinville: Woodinville, Wash. –(May 12, 2010) – In commemoration of the 1980 Mount St. Helens eruption and to kick of the…
New Seattle brewery opening at the old Rainier Brewery
Rick Hewitt has vision and goals, but what really matters to you as a beer drinker is that he has a 2,400 square foot brewery…
