You can take home a growler for most taps unless they're running low. It's sensory overdrive time for the beer aficionado home brewers and hardcore beer types can feast their eyes on the brewery machinery in the back while taking a flight through the local sauce. I can't recall the specific names of all the taps because the place and its names are still relatively new, but their mainstays and seasonal rotations all taste great. I also liked their double brown, and they have a couple good pales. The scotch ale is also a great tap, but be careful because it's a bit sneaky. My favorite is the rye IPA, although they seem to be out of it often. It adds nicely to the local foothills vibe of the place.īut beer drinkers take note - this is why you're here, isn't it? I've tried several of their taps. The floor layout feels resourceful and intended, but not forced, probably due in part to the generous overhead space created by the high warehouse ceilings. The space presents a well-conceived layout with bar seating, a leaning bar for the screen, and plenty of nooks with couches and tabletops for huddled groups. THEN the main show, the guts of the fabulous beer works, are on full display in the back. The wall on the other side receives large televised projection for ballgames and gives off a bit of a quirky retro feel, a bit like the rear screen projections from a R.E.M. A long bar & taps are on the right with staff ready to serve, and the can behind the bar area near the entrance when you need it. It's very open with the steely brew machinery feel, but maintains the warm, welcoming vibe from the outdoor area. The inside is as impressive, but with a completely different twist as we're getting into brewerville. Flower boxes and other details add to a pleasant outdoor atmosphere.if you're giving it the attention you can tell someone put time and thought into making it an inviting, pleasant hang. When you arrive, the outside seating by the entrance is roomy and family-friendly with picnic-style seating covered by shaded overhangs, along with a separate dedicated cornhole game area and a rotation of food trucks on most days. A great local hang and newer addition to the Snoqualmie Valley brewery circuit that's welcoming to all types. This is everything a brewery should be, and more.

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