Welcome to NWMicroBrews, a site dedicated to a collection of over 4400 microbrew bottles from over 800 brewers, Northwest or otherwise.   So sit back and see if your favorites are here, but first a 'Thank You' to my contributors:

KEN BATES, MARTIN BAUER, JANNE BEKKESETH, HILDE BJORKHEIM, MIKE BLAIN, BOTTLEWORKS, ANDREW and METTE CLARKE, CARTER DANNE, TIM EBLING, SHANNON FENTON, JIM HOWARD, SUSAN HOWARD, MICHAEL JAMES, DIANNA, KIRSTEN, and LOREN JENSEN, RJ JOHANSEN, ROBERT MARCEL, DANE and de-ANNA MARTIN, STEVE McVICKER of MICROBREW-NW, PETER MELLINGER, BRADLEY PEET, TERRY PENNELL, DAVID PETRUZZI, LINCOLN SKRYPECK, JEFF SQUIRE, KEVIN VAUGHAN, and MATT YOUNTS.

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APRIL 23, 2013

FREMONT:   Another update from FREMONT BREWING.   Originially brewed for the 7th Anniversary (March 2012) of Brouwer's Café, FREMONT will be releasing this one in bottles @ Bottleworks on April 30th.   Having had this on draught, I can say I am really looking forward to this one:




APRIL 4, 2013

FREMONT:   This years Seattle Beer Week runs from May 9th to the 19th.   Chosen to brew their 5th Anniversay beer was FREMONT BREWING.   Pictured below is their Seattle Beer Week Organic Pale Ale:




MAY 15, 2011

TWO BEERS:   A new brewery has popped up in Seattle, TWO BEERS BREWING.   While I haven't yet put up their Evolutionary IPA or Persnickety Pale, it appears they will have a third bottled beer coming soon, Panorama Wheat Ale:




FEBRUARY 21, 2011

BRUERY:   This years Bottleworks Anniversary, now on #12, was brewed by THE BRUERY out of Placentia California.   Here is what Patrick Rue had to say about the beer: "Base beer: Imperial Witbier, 8% ABV, sour mashed 1-2 days, and fermented with a blend of Berliner Weisse culture and Belgian Witbier yeast. Beer is barrel fermented in large red wine barrels (132 gal. barrels). Raspberries are added to the beer towards the end of fermentation directly to the barrel, and aged on the raspberries for a minimum of 1 month. The Berliner culture contains souring bacteria and the raspberries will add acidity to the beer."   Sounds pretty tasty!   Here is a sneak peek at the label:




JANUARY 12, 2011

ROSLYN:   Yep, there was a new label from ROSLYN BREWING.   Roslyn Beer is now Roslyn Dark Lager.   I've always wondered if they will ever release anything new?   It sure would be nice if they did!






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