Chuckanut Brewery

Chuckanut Brewery always releases a Summer Pale Ale with a new combination of hops each summer. This year’s is no exception and utilizes the new Luminosa Hop from Indie Hops as well as their Strata hops.

Once Chuckanut Brewery heard about the growing trend in the German craft brewing scene to use the name Bavarian IPA (BIPA) there was a realization that Chuckanut New World Hop Ale was just that.

After Chuckanut Brewery and Whatcom County’s North Fork Brewery got together at South Nut to collaborate on a Barleywine, Chuckanut decided to put some of the beer into Westland Distilleries whiskey barrels as part of an exchange project.

Last year Chuckanut Brewery and Whatcom County’s North Fork Brewery got together at South Nut to collaborate on a Barleywine.

With all the cold, grey weather it’s nice to report there’s a perfect beer to pair with the weather. That’s the Chuckanut Scarlet Ale, known as a ruby style ale in England. This reddish color beer has just the right amount of bitterness to balance out the malts for an all-day tipple.

It’s hard to believe that Chuckanut Brewery’s P. Nut Beer Hall in Portland, OR will turn one yearold in December.

For the first time in Chuckanut Brewery’s history there is now a barrel aged beer available.

Chuckanut Brewery has added another special beer to its cannon of amazing beers.

April is the Skagit Tulip Festival and with it the Skagit Farm to Pint Roadshow that benefits Viva Farms (an organization that empowers aspiring and limited-resource farmers by providing bilingual training in holistic organic farming practices).

Doppelbock is the Valentine’s Day special Big Bier that Chuckanut Releases every year.

Grodziskie Polish Lager has been brewed by Chuckanut Brewery once again.

Several years ago Chuckanut discovered the old style Ruby Ale that was being brewed by many craft breweries in the UK.

Chuckanut Brewery is constantly learning about the ingredients it uses and the Single HopLager series is an effort to understand how different hop varietals change a simple lager recipe.

Asheville, North Carolina-based Hi-Wire Brewing will open a new brewery and taproom in Cincinnati next year, located at the new Factory 52 development.