We brew great tasting, quality and impressionable West Coast style craft beer in Wodinville, WA. Husband & Wife Founders. Read more…

Triplehorn Brewing Co. Bringing ‘Craft’ back to Woodinville. Our taproom gives full vantage of the brewing experience. Come for the beer; enjoy the brash, bold, and often audacious intimacy. This is our hometown. Our family. Our Horde! Read more…

Twelve Bar Brews is a music-themed microbrewery and taproom located in Woodinville, WA, specializing in hoppy beverages on the drier side. Read more…

Bale Breaker Brewing Company was founded in 2013 in Moxee, WA, but our story starts back in 1932, when our great-grandparents planted our family’s first five-acre hop field in the Yakima Valley. Now, 80+ years later, our love of hops and passion for craft beer has led us to where we are today – running a craft brewery surrounded by Read more…

Berchman’s Brewing Company is a nano brewery that became licensed and began limited production as of October 2014. We became fully operational as of January 2015. Doug’s father, Berchman is the face on the company logo. Unfortunately, he passed away when Doug was a young boy and he never had the honored privilege of having a beer with his dad, Read more…

We are brewers of American style Ales and/or whatever we please – as long as it’s darn good. Our goal and vision is not to be just another beer on the wall. Currently, our Taproom brew system has a small 1 barrel boil kettle, but has two fermenters – 1bbl and 3 bbl in size. Our production brewing is done Read more…

Our dream of creating a small craft brewery for those who enjoy the art of beer. To bring a local, fresh handcrafted beer to our local community. A new face, a fresh taste. With four Dirty Bucket Standard Brews and a never ending rotating line of seasonal beers you are bound to find a pint that suits your tastes. Read more…

Great food, great people & great times with live music from local & national artists every weekend Read more…

Redhook was born out of the energy and spirit of the early 80’s in the heart of Seattle. While the term didn’t exist at the time, Redhook became one of America’s first “craft” breweries. From a modest start in a former transmission shop in the Seattle neighborhood of Ballard, to the current breweries in Woodinville, Wash. and Portsmouth, N.H., Redhook Read more…