10 years gone by...

Google confirmed my memory that Orlison is closed.

 

IIRC, their pub was about a block away from Naked City and across Greenwood, but the actual brewhouse was down the I-5 corridor aways and shared with another brewery (Viking themed?). Tried to go one time but was outside their operating hours.

This sound right to anyone else? Could be conflating with a different brewery or altogether wrong. Lotta stuff floatin’ around in ol’ Duder’s head…

 

Baron Brewing looks to be the other one, per https://brewpublic.com/brewpubs/new-pirate-beer-is-arrrgh-rated/. Yes, those beer brand images are bad.

 

Bratz for beer. Yikes.

 

Brickyard in Woodinville is long gone.

 

There's still a RAM location in Lacey, WA. I went there with my brother's family a few years ago. We could well have been the only folks there aside from the staff that wasn't stationed at JBLM, or sleeping with someone who was.

 

Orlison (previously Golden Hills) ceased to exist several years ago. Their last head brewer was my friend Rachel, who won gold at GABF for Orlison's Brown Ale right before their doors closed. After stints doing the brewing for TT's and Golden Handle, she now co-owns Community Pint with her partner.

 

I occasionally see product from Backwoods around Spokanistan.

 

Backwoods has a spot in the Pearl District in Portland, too.

 

I liked Orlison beer. Used to get it in my local independent grocery

 

The Ram in Salem shut down earlier this year
Building was being undermined by the Mill Creek.
Lovely sitting on the deck looking over the creek in the summer. But the repair cost was way too high. . allegedly

 

Also in Hillsboro.

 

Let us not forget Red Peak. If you know, you know.

 

Did they pour at the 2014 Fest but specify that their logo not be used on the shirt? That is so Henry...

 

Paradise Creek is alive and well in Pullman, in the Old Post Office (cool old building that was a movie theater when I lived there) and a separate production facility with an attached taproom SW of "downtown."

 

Yakima Craft Brewing rebranded as Hop Center of the World, or something along those lines; it didn't help keep the doors open.

 

Ramblin' Road closed almost a decade ago. The story that floats around Spokane is that when the owners got pregnant, the wife insisted that the husband had had his fun, and now needed to go back to being a lawyer to provide for their family.