Tomorrow Black Raven Brewing will celebrate its one year anniversary with a big party at the brewery in Redmond. Has it really only been a year? Details about the party are below. About a year ago, when my lips had yet to sip a Black Raven beer, a good friend of mine in the Washington…
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Happening Today – Black Raven new beer release
On the heels of last weekend’s impressive medals-grab at the World Beer Cup (read it), Black Raven Brewing will release a new beer today. Splinters Bourbon Barrel-Aged Scotch is the latest seasonal release from Redmond’s award-winning brewery. This beer is the barrel-aged version of Second Sight Scotch ale. It will be available at the Raven’s…
Black Raven gets some national publicity
It is always a happy day when the new issue of Draft magazine shows up in the mailbox; however, it was an especially joyous moment when I turned to page 9 today and found a one-page write up about one of my favorite new breweries. In the January/February 2010 edition of Draft, in the “On…
Cheers to a little death
Parlez vous Francais? Neither do I. Well, just enough to know that petite means small and mort means death. Black Raven Brewing will release the bourbon barrel aged La Petite Mort this Thursday, following its limited debut at the Winter Beer Festival last weekend. It didn’t take long for the festival crowd to start buzzing…
Seekers of wisdom, flock ye to Black Raven
Black Raven Brewing announced today the release of its newest seasonal offering – Wisdom Seeker Double IPA. The official release date is next Tuesday 11/24. That sounds like an excuse to hit the Black Raven brewery in Redmond where they are sure to have it on tap. Here is the official word from the brewery:…
Black Raven Trickster IPA upsets the champion and wins Hoptoberfest
It was a dark and stormy night, one that would make even a gothic freak like Edgar Allen Poe shudder against the wind and rain, when suddenly out of the unsettled darkness Black Raven Brewing came tap, tap, tapping at the door. Enough with the highbrow literary crap. Last night the Beveridge Place Pub announced…
