kickrjason

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Hello all. I am traveling to Seattle / Issaquah wa area on Friday for a week. I want to know what the best bottle shops are and the "do not miss brewery's"

Help me out and thanks in advance.

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Tap#2 Amarillo Pale Ale

Primary English Mild
Secondary -Vanilla Chai Mead

Kegged Haüs Hefeweisen #4, Speckled Heifer Cream Ale
Bottled - Cherry Oatmeal Stout, Burbon Vanilla Oatmeal Stout, Blueberry Hefeweisen, Stubborn Baby Pale Ale,

BootstrapBill

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Elysian Brewery is definitely one you don't want to miss. Fremont brewery is pretty cool because it is a garage setup where you are hanging out in the production area. Check out bottleworks in Wallingford. They have a great selection of beers.

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Secondary: Kolsch, Red IPA
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kickrjason

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Really only one person is chiming in on this?!?!

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Tap#1 Summer Saison
Tap#2 Amarillo Pale Ale

Primary English Mild
Secondary -Vanilla Chai Mead

Kegged Haüs Hefeweisen #4, Speckled Heifer Cream Ale
Bottled - Cherry Oatmeal Stout, Burbon Vanilla Oatmeal Stout, Blueberry Hefeweisen, Stubborn Baby Pale Ale,

H-ost

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There are two threads started in the WA forum but I would say you really should try to make it to Redmond (10-15min from issaquah) and check out Mac N' Jacks brewery and Black Raven. Mac n jacks only sells growlers and kegs but the tour is free (I think) it is a favorite among many washingtonians. Black Raven has only been open for 3-4 years but doubles as a brew pub so you can get a flight of all of their beers, I have yet to be disappointed with them.

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kickrjason

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I tried finding a previous thread but was unsuccessful

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Tap#1 Summer Saison
Tap#2 Amarillo Pale Ale

Primary English Mild
Secondary -Vanilla Chai Mead

Kegged Haüs Hefeweisen #4, Speckled Heifer Cream Ale
Bottled - Cherry Oatmeal Stout, Burbon Vanilla Oatmeal Stout, Blueberry Hefeweisen, Stubborn Baby Pale Ale,

H-ost

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http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f185/seattle-trip-june-must-visit-breweries-320346/

http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f185/seattle-wa-trip-282879/

Here are two of them.

I'm sure it is mentioned in there but Naked City is owned by an HBT member. I have yet to get the chance to go there though.

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BainbridgeBrewer

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The Mac and Jack tour is a lot of fun. Plus you get to keep the pint glass at the end! Bottle works is a great spot to shop for bottle beer. If you are in Fremont check out Brouwers, they have a ton of interesting beers on tap. Redmond / Woodniville is also home to Redhook. If you're downtown stop into Elysian like was already posted, and Pike Brewing up at the market. There are a ton of micro breweries all over Seattle in little industrial parks. Most have taprooms, Two Beers is just south of the stadiums for example. Where are you going to be?

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Tenspeed

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Naked City!

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#1: Empty
#2: EdWort's Apfelwein
Mr. Beer: Empty
Bottled: Cherry Apple Cider, Red Ale

RM-MN

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I toured Mac and Jack's and still have the glass. During the tour you get to sample each of the beers that they have. Red hook has some smaller sample glasses that are fun when someone stops in for a short beer. There are several brew pubs in that area. Check out the Snoqualmie Brew Pub.

tu22mike

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If you get a chance drive up to Mukilteo at the ferry landing and go to Diamond Knot. The Industrial IPA will not disappoint!