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[nwbeerguide]

Structure's Loam Temple release, to benefit Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance and WMBC, at various locations.

Loam – a fertile soil of clay and sand containing humus. 

Temple- a building devoted to worship. aka a place where people worship

Last year it was “Dirt Church”, this year “Loam Temple”, but had we known how wet this winter would be, we might have dubbed it “Mud Shrine”! Why the nods to religion you ask?  Well, we all worship something (to some degree or another!), and for some of us it’s riding the dirt. I said just the other day “I don’t know where I’d be without mountain biking”, and the same holds true for the craft beer industry. Where these two communities intersect is where I live, breathe, drink and celebrate, and I’ve got lots of fantastic company!

Loam Temple is a way to say thanks, bring two passions together, and honor the folks that build and maintain mountain bike trails here in Washington (Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance and WMBC), as well as make awesome beer (Structures Brewing).

How can you get involved?

Seattle Release/Events:

Friday, March 13th Bottleworks, located in Wallingford will be selling 4 packs to go.  $2 from every 4 pack will be donated to Evergreen, they will also donate a $1 a pint.  From March 13- March 23 Brouwer’s will donate the proceeds from all pint sales of Loam Church to Evergreen, so stop in for a pint or 3.

Saturday, March 14—There will be a trial dig/shred day in the I-90 corridor, probably in the Raging River trail system.  Details are still being worked out.  The plan is to dig for a bit, then get some shredding in.  Stay tuned for more details. Here and on the Evergreen site.

Bellingham Release/

Saturday, March 21st Sturctures will release cans at the brewery when they open at noon and donated a portion of the sales to WMBC.  Kona and WMBC will host a trail day on Galby.  More Details to come.  We will all meet up at the brewery around 4 pm to have a few pints

Bottleworks - March 13th from opening to close. Stop in for a 4-pack or pint.

Brouwer’s Cafe - March 13th thru 23rd. For every pint of Loam Templer purchased proceeds till go towards Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance.

Structures - March 21st from noon to 9 pm.

[nwbeerguide]

Tanner IPA Release at Bottleworks

January 22nd marks 1 year since Tanner, a true beer-loving dog raised in the Seattle craft beer scene, passed away. In his honor, and because their beer was the first Tanner tried and loved, Big Time Brewery brewed a Tanner IPA in 2019 and is graciously brewing it again in 2020! So please join us for a toast to Tanner at Bottleworks, one of his favorite watering holes, on January 22nd 2020. Tanner IPA will go on tap at 5pm and we’ll raise our glasses in his honor at 6:30pm. Can’t make it? The beer will be on tap at Big Time and a few select spots around town after the 22nd. Tanner IPA is hopped with Galaxy, Citra and Amarillo and is 7.5% and 60IBUs. It’s delicious and won 2nd place at the Latona Pub’s March IPA Madness in 2019. A little more about Tanner: Tanner was adopted at the Seattle Animal Shelter in 2005 by Nat Pellman (Manager at Brouwers Café) and Danielle Johnson. Many people ask if Tanner was trained to like beer and the answer is “definitely not”. He was about a year old when he demanded (by barking incessantly) to taste from a growler of Big Time’s Bhagwan’s Best that had just been opened. After that he was obsessed and his thirst for beer became well-known to friends and beer-tenders in Seattle and beyond. He was a regular at The Dray, Bottleworks and even Structures in Bellingham, where he often put his front paws up on the bar, or barked, to order his beer! Towards the end of his life he visited Bottleworks every Friday night, where he was greeted with an IPA in an Orval Glass, laid out on a bar towel on the floor. Tanner lived to be 14 yrs old, and had his last beer at Bottleworks just a week before he passed peacefully at home in January 2019. Tanner IPA honors his life and love for beer!

[nwbeerguide]

Fort George 1,000 Years of Silence release at Bottleworks

If you've heard about Fort George Brewing's 1,000 Years of Silence Mexican Chocolate Imperial Stout, then you've already planned a trip to the brewery to acquire a bottle (or two). But for those who live in the Greater Seattle area won't have to drive far to get their hands on this rare release. One simply needs to visit Bottleworks, November 24th from 3 pm. 

When you look into the silence, what do you taste? The infinite expanse of spiced possibilities? Warm peppered earthiness of Pasilla and Ancho Chiles? Enveloping layers of molasses, brown sugar, and cocoa nibs? Behold an awe inspiring union of stout and savor that will leave you speechless….for 1,000 years.

Spiced: cinnamon, cardamom, nutmeg Peppered: Pasilla Peppers, Ancho Chile Peppers Influenced: cocoa nibs, brown sugar, molasses

Located at 1710 N 45th Street, Bottleworks will have beers from Fort George as well as a limited supply (2 per person) of 1,000 Years of Silence for you to purchase. For more information visit Bottleworks.

[britthayessoap]

RVA's @bottleworksrva has just been restocked with our yummy handmade beer soap! Lots of lather with lots of hydrating goodness! #rvabeer #beer #beersoap #rva #madeinvirginia #bottleworks #handmade #tuesday #bubbles #darkbeer #germanbeer #pumpkinbeer #shoplocal #supportsmallbusiness #retail #craftbeer #wine #neighborhoodstore #growlers #soap #coldprocesssoap (at Bottleworks)

[nwbeerguide]

Beer Release at Bottleworks

20 Days of Beer Week — a Collabeeration between Melvin, Wander, Elizabeth Station, and Brouwer’s Cafe. Imperial Red IPA will be sold in 4- pack 16oz cans—8.4% ABV and 70IBU Cans will go on sale starting when Bottleworks open at 11am. Pours glowing auburn with crimson edges and a frothy white head. Floral notes of peachy passion fruit from copious levels of dry hopping with Aussie favorites Galaxy and Vic Secret as well as experimental Citra LupuLN2 Hop Powder.  Clean citrus flavors give way to sensations of lime and lychee, and a dry balanced malt finish.

[nwbeerguide]

VOL. 12 Brouwer's CAfe Anniversary Ale release at Bottleworks

Saturday the 25th, 10AM. Holy Mountain Brouwer’s Cafe anniversary beer release (Vol. 12). We will open an hour early to help celebrate the lovely Brouwer’s Cafe turning 12. We will celebrate by releasing their newest anniversary beer made by the fine folks at Holy Mountain. As Brouwer’s doesn’t have the ability to sell bottles to go, this we be the only chance to purchase bottles to take home. You will be able to enjoy bottles at Brouwer’s and also on draft for their anniversary party the same day (starting at noon). We have 50 cases for sale. Bottles will be $20 with a 3 bottle per person limit. We will be opening at 10 (an hour early) for the sale but will not be pouring draft until noon. We will not have Vol. 12 on draft, so you will have to venture down to Brouwer’s to enjoy that. As we expect a line for this release, we will have an employee at the door making sure only a few people are in the store at once. However, we will have 2 registers open upfront to hopefully speedily process everyone. We don’t have a parking lot so please don’t park in the QFC lot (they can ticket you) and also please be respectful if you are here waiting in line. 45th is a well traveled corridor so please don’t impede on folks ability to walk/drive/go about their business and please don’t drink/bottleshare while you wait in line. It brings unwanted heat to our business that we certainly don’t need. Be good citizens. We will be trying our very best to get everyone in and out as quick as possible and will also try to update via social media when we get low/run out of bottles.

[dangerglass]

Danger Glass X The Echo: Leisureware Coolaboration

[erinmargaret]

Omg I adore this Sandwhich. Cheesesteak, Bacon, Mayo, BBQ Sauce, & Peanut Butter . #thenuttyprofessor #bottleworks #foodporn (at Bottleworks)