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Baron Brewing has decided that it is time to update its look. They’ve put together a contest to attract all of you artistic types. If you are a beer lover and an artist, check this out.

Here is the call to action from their latest newsletter:
Baron Brewing – Artwork Contest!
Here at Baron Brewing we have sported [...]

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Every now and again we like to tell you about the advantages of becoming a member of Washington Beer Lovers (WABL). What is a WABL? Simply put, it is the official Washington beer fan club. If you are the kind of person who likes to go to beer festivals, visit breweries and brewpubs, and attend [...]

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I just updated the map on our Washington Breweries and Brewpubs page. As we reported yesterday, San Juan Brewing has closed. We added three new breweries to the list, all of which had their microbrewery licenses approved by the state within the past month. There are other breweries out there currently in the approval process. [...]

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Two Beers Brewing is about to celebrate the one year anniversary of its move to Seattle’s SoDo district. The party will take place on Saturday, August 28th at the brewery and tap room on Ohio Avenue South. The details are below in the official press release.

For Immediate Release
August 16, 2010
Two Beers Brewing Co. Celebrates One [...]

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Iron Horse Brewing recently announced the release of its 509 Style Ale, a medium-bodied session beer. The 509 Style Ale is intended to pay homage to the farmers of the 509 area code who produce the ingredients used by the craft beer industry.

Here is the press release from Iron Horse:
Iron Horse Brewery Announces Release of [...]

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The Washington Beer Commission just announced that it will host the inaugural Spokane Oktoberfest, taking place September 24-26 at Riverfront Park in downtown Spokane. This will be the first official Commission-supported event to take place on the east side of the cascades. Spokane Oktoberfest will feature great beer from a number of Washington breweries, along [...]

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We first introduced you to Rick Hewitt and the Emerald City Beer Company back in May (read it). Rick’s plan to open a new craft brewery in the old Rainier Brewery attracted a lot of attention. Today, we are happy to announce that the Emerald City Beer Company will officially release Dottie’s Seattle Lager this [...]

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Redhook has just announced a 3 year partnership with the University of Washington to be the Huskies’ exclusive craft brewery. What does that mean? It means that when you go to “The Zone” at a UW football game you’ll be drinking Redhook products.

The Zone is the UW’s answer to a big tailgate party. Although no [...]

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The Brewers Association recently reported that 100 new breweries opened in the U.S. since July 2009. That’s a pretty amazing number. If new craft breweries are a nationwide trend, then Washington is riding atop that foamy wave of sudsy goodness. Last year more than a dozen new Washington craft breweries fired up their kettles for [...]

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Last weekend we paid a visit to Der Blokken Brewery in Bremerton. A few months ago we reported that a new brewpub was opening in the Manette neighborhood, but we’ve taken our time getting there. Fact of the matter is, most of the brewery equipment is installed but they are not yet brewing their own [...]

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