Kendall Jones

3 days ago | washingtonbeerblog.com | Kendall Jones

sponsorsponsorsponsorsponsorsponsorsponsorBack in March, we shared the news of Aslan Brewing’s plan to open a new taproom and eatery in Seattle. This marks the Bellingham-based brewery’s second foray into Seattle; it already operates a taproom in Fremont. Today we learned that Aslan Tangletown is now open for business. The Tangletown neighborhood is located north of Wallingford and southeast of Green Lake.

3 days ago | washingtonbeerblog.com | Kendall Jones

sponsorsponsorsponsorsponsorsponsorsponsorThis time of year, as we flirt with the solstice, there’s a lot of light around Seattle. Damned near 16 hours between sunrise and sunset each day. And there’s also a lot of light beer being brewed by our fantastic local breweries. Seattle’s Flying Lion Brewing celebrates the abundance of daylight with its second annual Light Beer Fest. This year’s three-day event takes place June 27th through 29th.

3 days ago | washingtonbeerblog.com | Kendall Jones

sponsorsponsorsponsorsponsorsponsorsponsorShe Flies is a statewide initiative powered by the Sport Oregon Foundation, created to support and celebrate girls and women in sports. She Flies Hazy Pale is a new beer from Backwoods Brewing that supports the She Flies initiative. Working with Columbia Distributing, Backwoods Brewing will contribute $2 for every case sold, or an equivalent amount per keg sold, to the cause. You’ll find more information in the press release below. Portland, Ore.

4 days ago | washingtonbeerblog.com | Kendall Jones

sponsorsponsorsponsorsponsorsponsorsponsor“Over the past couple of months we’ve had the great pleasure of working with Nick and Jessie from Ladd & Lass Brewing, and Mike and Jason from Outer Dark Coffee to create a new beer together,” said the message from The Beer Junction. “We are excited to present Hallowed Grounds, a Coffee Dunkel!”An event to introduce a 3-Way collaboration: Hallowed Ground Coffee Dunkel. The Beer Junction, Ladd & Lass Brewing, and Outer Dark Coffee.

5 days ago | washingtonbeerblog.com | Kendall Jones

sponsorsponsorsponsorsponsorsponsorsponsorThe story around this brewery is not typical. Chimacum Valley Grainery and Brewery approaches beer from a different angle; it looks at beer from the soil up. The brewery is part of a farm and a grainery in Washington’s Chimacum Valley. It grows and malts its own barley, which is exceedingly rare.