No-Li Brewhouse

It’s been less than 3 months since No-Li Brewhouse launched its first, mother-loving, craft-beer-for-the-masses 6-pack – Poser. Because No-Li equally adores fathers and couldn’t bear the thought of any of them wandering the world without a beer to call their own, No-Li has just launched CRONY – your dad’s favorite beer.

Just in case drinking 12 new specialty beers along the Spokane River wasn’t enough excitement for one day, No-Li Small Batch Festival guests will be able to purchase the first bottles of No-Li’s newest barrel-aged series beer…Defacto.

Many know a Brass Monkey to be a good ol’ fashioned 40 of malt liquor mixed with orange juice. What’s not to like, right? Well No-Li Brewers Damon Scott and Carey Fristoe have taken this idea to a whole new level to bring the world a craft beer Brass Monkey – a strong ale brewed with orange peel for an explosion of citrus flavor.

International interest in American craft beer is surging, according to new data from the Brewers Association. In a press statement, the BA – which represents the interests of small and independent U.S. craft brewers – said American craft beer exports grew 35.7 percent in 2014, to more than 383,000 barrels and a retail value of nearly $100 million.

Hops…coffee…cranberries…cherries…OYSTERS. Yes, that’s correct…oysters. In keeping with their mission to create distinctive, award-winning beers with fresh, locally sourced ingredients, No-Li Brewhouse has teamed up with Taylor Shellfish Farms for their newest offering. The glorious result is a traditionally brewed, yet uniquely flavored Oyster Stout.

Talk about timing. Less than two weeks after Seattle’s Elysian Brewing sold to Anheuser-Busch InBev, fellow Washington-based craft brewery No-Li Brewhouse today announced the release of its first six-pack offering, “Poser.” Here’s the dilemma: Elysian makes a popular beer, Loser, with the tagline “corporate beer still sucks.” When the deal with A-B was announced, a few slighted Elysian fans (and amateur graphic designers) immediately got to work, “trolling” the brewery’s Facebook page with photoshopped versions of the label that had replaced the “L” with a “P.”

Spokane, WA No-Li announces the launch of their newest year-round beer, Mosh Pit Tart Cherry Ale, set to release in 4-packs in early December. The beer is made utilizing cranberry and cherry purees from local Pacific Northwest company, Oregon Fruit Products.

How do you earn wholesaler attention if you’re a small craft beer brand trying to compete in today’s crowded marketplace? “Elbow grease and shoe leather,” says John Bryant, a partner at No-Li Brewhouse, based in Spokane, Washington. Make that axel grease. Bryant will put about 50,000 miles on his truck this year, driving all over the Pacific Northwest to hand-sell his company’s portfolio.

Spokane, WAÔǪ Attendees at No-Li’s sold out “12” Small Batch Festival, held along the banks of the Spokane River on August 23, 2014, enjoyed rare barrel-aged, experimental and infused beers, live music and small plates. The festival depicts Spokane’s growing craft beer culture, and drew customer’s from three surrounding states.

Spokane, WA — With less than two weeks from No-Li Brewhouse’s second small batch festival “12,” on August 23, 2014 (noli12.eventbrite.com), the brewery announces their final beer list, and prepares for their first-ever packaged barrel-aged beer release, Blackfill.

Spokane, WA — No-Li Brewhouse will release their first-ever packaged barrel-aged beer in a limited release of 22 oz bottles this August at their small batch festival on August 23rd.

Spokane, WA – No-Li Brewhouse was selected as one of 85 breweries from around the country to pour their Spokane-Style beers at the 27th Annual Oregon Brewers Festival at Tom McCall Waterfront Park in downtown Portland, OR from July 23-July 27, 2014.

Spokane, WA — No-Li Brewhouse is hosting their second small batch festival (formerly named “No Boundaries on the River”), at their pub along the banks of the Spokane River, on August 23rd from 12-4pm.

Spokane, WA — Seattle’s Safeco and Century Link Fields are now sporting Spokane-Style beers with No-Li Brewhouse’s Empire No. 8 Session IPA on tap.