Washington breweries step up to brew Camp Fire relief beer

Over 1,000 breweries across the nation have stepped up to brew a Camp Fire relief beer

The response from Sierra Nevada Brewing was swift and immediate. Considering how close the fire came to the brewery, I suppose that’s not surprising. It was their community, neighbors and friends who lost everything. We recently reported about how the brewery was stepping up to spearhead an initiative to raise funds to benefit victims of the Camp Fire, putting a call out to breweries across the nation to brew a beer and donate proceeds to the cause. Sierra Nevada even shared the recipe for its Resilience Butte County Proud IPA.

Well, the response has been remarkable. To date, over 1,000 breweries have answered the call. The list includes many Washington breweries, which I’ve listed below. Along with all the breweries, hop and grain suppliers have stepped up to help the fundraising effort.


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No doubt I’ve missed some supporters. No doubt more have signed on since I published this. If you know of a brewery brewing a beer to support this fundraising initiative, please let me know and/or share the info in the comments below. In the meantime, look for beers from these breweries around Washington in the coming weeks. Not exactly alphabetical, sorry.

  • Bale Breaker Brewing
  • Boundary Bay Brewery
  • Dru Bru
  • Elysian Brewing
  • Georgetown Brewing
  • Hellbent Brewing
  • Iron Goat Brewing
  • Iron Horse Brewing
  • Lantern Brewing
  • Lucky Envelope Brewing
  • Mule and Elk Brewing
  • Narrows Brewing
  • Obec Brewing
  • Paradise Creek Brewery
  • Postdoc Brewing
  • Rainy Daze Brewing
  • Riverport Brewing
  • Silver City Brewery
  • Sound to Summit Brewing
  • Steam Donkey Brewing
  • Stoup Brewing
  • Top Rung Brewing
  • Wander Brewing
  • Well 80 Artisan Brewing
  • Wet Coast Brewing
  • Whipsaw Brewing
  • Yakima Craft Brewing
  • Camp Colvos Brewing
  • Fox Island Brewing
  • Hoquiam Brewing
  • Lost Lantern Brewing
  • M. T. Head Brewing
  • Mill City Brew Werks
  • Pyramid (HQ in Seattle but may be brewed in Portland)
  • Trap Door Brewing
  • Twelve String Brewing 
  • Dreadnought Brewing
  • Hoquiam Brewing
  • Tacoma Brewing

 


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5 thoughts on “Washington breweries step up to brew Camp Fire relief beer

  1. The following breweries were on the final list:
    Camp Colvos Brewing
    Fox Island Brewing
    Hoquiam Brewing Co., Inc.
    Lost Lantern Brewing
    M. T. Head Brewing Co
    Mill City Brew Werks
    Pyramid (may be brewed in Portland)
    Redhook
    Trap Door Brewing
    Twelve String Brewing Co

  2. How wonderful would it be if the bars and restaurants that purchase the kegs also designated a percentage per pint to the fund? This is so inspiring. I’m so proud of our brewing community.

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