Good news from Brickyard Brewing:
Woodinville, WA) – Brickyard Brewing is proud to announce the grand opening of its tap room and Brewhouse in Woodinville, Washington. Founded by Ean Forgette and Joe Montero, the location features a cozy setting and has family friendly seating for thirty. The tasting room has eight tap handles, which will generally have four Brickyard mainstream beers, two Brickyard seasonal/brewer’s choice beers, and an additional one or two rotators from other local breweries. The location is in a quiet industrial area, and is a great place to unwind and meet friends.
“We’ve been brewing beer for a long time, and wanted to make a name for Woodinville brewing,” comments master brewer Ean Forgette. “If you want to take a quick tour of our brewery or ask us learn more about brewing with a candid conversation, you can do that. If you want to relax with a cold and bold flavored beer you can do that, or you can challenge our master brewer Joe Montero to a game of backgammon on the bar – it’s what Brickyard Brewing is all about.”
To celebrate, the tap room will be hosting a grand opening October 19 and 20. Woodinville Mayor Bernie Talmas will be performing a ribbon cutting on the 19th at 5:30 p.m., which will be followed with food and prizes. The tasting room will be open and the brewery will be available for tours. There will be live music and featured specials. There will be food available.
The tasting room is certain to become a community favorite. Customers year round may purchase kegs and growler fills to go, or enjoy 4 oz. flights, 16 oz., 20 oz., or 32 oz. pours on location. A choice treat is the signature “Real Beer Float” or Milkshake featuring Masonry Stout Ice Cream blended by Snoqualmie Gourmet Ice Cream in Maltby, Washington. Brickyard’s current mainstream beer lineup is Brickyard IPA, Masonry Oatmeal Stout, Stones Throw Pale Ale, and Concrete Blonde Ale. Specialty beers will be announced as they are released.
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