- by Kendall Jones, Washington Beer Blog - Show off your ink, take home some prizes. Inspired by the notable ink of some of its employees, Snoqualmie Falls Brewing wants to reward those patrons sporting the most outrageous tattoos. The event intends to honor the best and worst tattoos with equal zeal. Tattoo Night happens[…..]

- by Kendall Jones, Washington Beer Blog - While waiting for the taxi to pick us up at the hotel, I explained the philosophy to John, my travel companion for this adventure. “Always walk into a new brewery with low expectations,” I told him as if he’d never walked into a brewery before. “It usually[…..]

Located about an hour east of Seattle, the tiny town of Roslyn, Washington is now home to Wild Earth Brewing, which opened in March of 2014. The brewery is the brainchild of David Kilgour, the owner/brewer at Wild Earth Brewing. David is not new to the brewery business, having worked in production breweries both large[…..]

- By Kendall Jones, Washington Beer Blog - According to a study conducted by the Brewers Association*, craft beer is a big part of Washington’s economy. In fact, the study concluded that the economic impact of craft beer on the local economy is more than $1 billion annually. You probably don’t spend a lot of[…..]

- by Kendall Jones, Washington Beer Blog - Iron Horse Brewery joins the growing list of Washington craft breweries packaging beer in aluminum cans. The company plans to start canning its High Five Hefe, with six-packs of 12-ounce cans available next month. Cans of High Five will be available in Washington, Montana and parts of[…..]