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Dad Travel 101 Destinations Domestic Travel Get To Know These Three Top Seattle Breweries
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Dad Travel 101: Know These Three Top Seattle Breweries

January 31, 2019 //  by Jason Harris//  Leave a Comment

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Seattle, Washington is the largest city in the Pacific Northwest is known for many things including software, rain and coffee – but we’d argue it should be known as one of America’s premier craft beer cities as well.

Located in a city known for loving ‘local’, Seattle is in one of the premier areas for hops growing globally and Seattle beer drinkers are educated in their styles and diverse in their tastes.

Today we’ll check out three Seattle breweries that are must-sips when you visit the Emerald City.

Seattle Breweries: Reuben’s Brews

Founded by two brewers that just started home-brewing a few years ago, Ballard-based Reuben’s Brews is a must-visit on any Seattle breweries tour. There are more than twenty beers on tap – and we recommend the sampler flight so you can get beers that range in dark to hoppy to light.

Dad Travel 101 Destinations Domestic Travel Get To Know These Three Top Seattle Breweries
Photo courtesy: Clipper Vacations

Featuring an amazing neighborhood-style location and a food truck on the weekend, Rueben’s is known for pushing the limits on what a small brewery can do. Last year, the brewmasters at Rueben’s turned out 140 different styles, meaning those brewers were working a full 400 day (see what we did there?).

Seattle Breweries: Holy Mountain Brewing

Tucked away just north of downtown is Holy Mountain in the Interbay neighborhood, a newer brewery that was opened by two friends in 2016. Holy Mountain strives for a beer lineup that bucks the trend of IPAs and ‘regular’ beer styles. This brewery is known for barrel-aged beers, saisons and anything that is adventuresome and helps make an impression upon visitors.

Holy Mountain Brewing
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Holy Mountain is the type of brewery where you will want to sample every beer on the list. Sadly, the taphouse doesn’t do flights, however, beers are offered in half-pints. So, we’d recommend taking a friend and maybe sipping off each other’s beers. Do know that parking is tight at Holy Mountain, so we’d recommend taking an Uber or Lyft to enjoy the taphouse in Interbay. Also, a final note: Holy Mountain is adult-only, so make it a visit on a parents-only trip. 🙂

Seattle Breweries: Georgetown Brewing

Located in Seattle’s oldest neighborhood, you’ve likely heard of Georgetown through their flagship beer, Manny’s Pale Ale (one of the most popular pale ales in the Northwest), if you’re a beer fan.

Georgetown Brewing
Image courtesy The Infatuation

Georgetown’s taphouse is in a large warehouse that’s also their production brewery. We recommending sampling their beers as their styles are in constant rotation based on the season and brewer’s mood. 🙂 Also, while Manny’s may be the company’s most well known beer, there are amazing imperial IPAs, stouts and specialty releases that set Georgetown Brewing apart from the Seattle brewing pack.

What’s your favorite beer or brewery in Seattle?

Category: Dad Travel 101, Destinations, Domestic TravelTag: Seattle

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