No-Li Brewhouse

On the heels of launching Big Juicy IPA, No-Li Brewhouse’s second 6-pack can, the brewery has unveiled a completely new look for their 6-pack bottle line up – Poser Pale Ale, Crony NW Brown Ale and Slacker Brass Ale.

It’s a two-edged knife: Like so many emerging craft brewers across the U.S., Spokane’s No-Li Brewhouse has finally reached the point where it needs to spend a few million dollars if it wants to keep growing. It’s just one of many tradeoffs that No-Li is facing as it continues to mature. How much of its impressive per-case margin should it give up as it moves to faster-selling packages? Which territories should it withdraw from to focus on its home base? When it does build a new brewery, how big should it go?

Big Juicy IPA 6-pack CANS were designed with an extra emphasis on the home town of Spokane. Hop-forward Citra, El Dorado, Belma and Azacca hops allow tropical and citrus hops to shine with 55 IBU’s and 6.15% ABV.

No-Li Brewhouse continues to expand its passion for community outreach with a thoughtful eye for brining parties to the table over a new Komrade Imperial IPA 22 oz.

2015 has been an eventful year for this Spokane brewery, and in true No-Li fashion, they’re making sure to end it with a bang! Hitting the market today are the beautiful and brand new six-pack cans of No-Li’s flagship brew, Born & Raised IPA.

The National Beer Wholesalers Association (NBWA) is pleased to announce that No-Li Brewhouse of Spokane, Washington, is the recipient of the inaugural NBWA Brewer Partner of the Year Award. The award was presented today during the general session of NBWA’s 78th Annual Convention and Trade Show, taking place October 11 – 14 at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada.

No-Li Brewhouse believes in the City of Spokane, distributor business partners and bringing the beer enthusiast what it wants…a Born & Raised IPA 6-pack CAN!

No-Li has made it clear that their priority is not only to expand the craft beer culture in Spokane, but to show their never-ending support for the community to which they belong. Over the last year alone, No-Li has used their platform to represent 15+ local, nonprofit organizations. With a combination of their staff, local craft beer enthusiasts and the community, they have managed to band together and raise over $21,000 for the city.

It’s time to put on your ugly sweaters and grab the newest seasonal selection from No-Li! Hello, Copper Donkey!

For every revolution, there are revolutionaries. For every frontier, there are pioneers. For Washington craft beer pubs, there is Bob Brenlin. As owner of The Latona, Hopvine and Fiddler’s Inn, Bob Brenlin was ahead of his time in creating craft-centric pubs in Seattle, WA. To celebrate how far the culture of craft beer has come in Washington state, Bob and Patrick Wilson (GM, The Latona) journeyed east to No-Li Brewhouse, rolled up their sleeves and helped brew the newest beer in the No Boundaries series: Re-Fresh Tart Pale Ale

No-Li Brewhouse’s All-Star Golden Ale will be on tap at Avista Stadium beginning on Saturday, July 4th!

Three prominent craft brewing executives from across the country will take the stage at next week’s Brewbound Session in Chicago, Ill. to talk portfolio strategy and how they execute behind their brands in the marketplace.

Few things go together better than baseball and beer, so it only makes sense that Spokane would bring you both in a big way…like, really big.

The winners of the 2015 Australian International Beer Festival were announced and No-Li brought two new medals back to Spokane!