Holy Mountain Brewing One-Year Anniversary this Weekend

Holy Mountain Brewing opened a year ago in Seattle, one of the most-highly anticipated brewery openings in recent memory. Hard to believe it’s been a year already. The dust has not yet settled, the shine has not worn off, the sound and fury has yet to subside. Perhaps it never will.

This Friday and Saturday, January 22 and 23, Holy Mountain Brewing celebrates the occasion at its taproom in Seattle. In its first year of existence, Holy Mountain brewed 70 different beers. They won’t tap into all of them this weekend, but they’ll pull some special treats out of the cellar to share with their many fans. Below, details about the event from the Facebook event page.

We’d like to invite everyone to join us in celebrating our one year anniversary at the Holy Mountain Taproom on Friday, January 22nd and Saturday, January 23rd. It’s been an exciting year and we can’t thank our friends, family, and customers enough for all of your support and encouragement over the last year.


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In year one, we brewed more than 70 different beers and we’ve been cellaring some of our favorites to break out for this celebration. The Taproom will be open from 12-10pm both Friday and Saturday. Over the course of two days, we’ll be tapping kegs of (in no particular order):

The Hart
Bourbon Barrel Aged Bonne Nuit
Clarette
The Ox – Barrel aged with Brett
The Seer – Aged in White Wine Barrels
Gose
Bourbon Barrel Aged King’s Head with Cherries
Phosphene
The Gray Tower (Blend #2)
Brett-Conditioned Kiln & Cone
The Goat (Batch #1)
The Third Nail
2014 Watchman’s House
2014 Bonne Nuit
Coffee Vanilla Celestial Lineage

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Three Fates Pilsner and our new Nelson Extra Pale will be on tap consistently through the weekend. Both beers will be available in pre-filled 32oz growlers. We will not offer on-demand growler fills on Friday or Saturday in order to keep service moving smoothly.

On Friday, we’ll have some special bottles for sale when we open at noon and Peasant Food Manifesto will be parked out back from 5-8pm.

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On Saturday, Bread and Circuses will be parked out back from 1-9pm and will be offering a special Anniversary menu. At 5pm Saturday, our good friend DJ Donnyllama will be spinning records and we plan on tapping a very special beer that we’ve never poured before but has become an integral part of what we’re doing here at Holy Mountain. We’re extremely excited to share this one with you.

Thank you all for the support and we hope you can make it out to celebrate!

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