Three new micros have opened in the last 3 years, and our biggest is now working with former Deschutes, Odell, and Oskar Blues guru John Bryant, to get Spokane on the map linkhttps://www.spokesma...o-li-brewhouse/
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Posted 24 May 2012 - 04:57 PM
I would have thought there would be a lot of small breweries/brewpubs around there by now. Guess not?
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Posted 24 May 2012 - 05:02 PM
we have 7 local breweries at the moment, it's starting to pick up again, there were more in the late 90's but several foldedthe beer vibe is starting to change finally, toward the betterthis is very much a blue collar cityI would have thought there would be a lot of small breweries/brewpubs around there by now. Guess not?
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Posted 24 May 2012 - 10:47 PM
Pullman has two that opened in the last few years. I was surprised it took so long. With all of the grain grown on the Palouse, WSU should have a fermentation science program like OSU. They do have a viticulture program.
These guys are outside of Walla Walla
There are a few others in the Tri-Cities too, but I don't know why the east side of the state lags so far behind the west.
These guys are outside of Walla WallaThere are a few others in the Tri-Cities too, but I don't know why the east side of the state lags so far behind the west.
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Posted 25 May 2012 - 07:11 AM
lower population, more rednecks, etc...Pullman has two that opened in the last few years. I was surprised it took so long. With all of the grain grown on the Palouse, WSU should have a fermentation science program like OSU. They do have a viticulture program.
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