Since Oktoberskoot has been canceled, we’re putting together a one day ride hitting as many breweries North (and East) of Seattle that you’ve probably never been to or even heard of.

Rain or shine, we will ride to whoever will have us. Meet up at 11am at LBHQ on the County line in Edmonds, WA

We ride out at 12pm SHARP, no scooter time bullshit.

Will post up destinations as soon as we have confirmation of availability.
Confirmed so far…
Justice Brewing
Foggy Noggin
Ellersick Brewing
Black Raven Brewing
Red Hook
Malt & Vine

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Fremont Octoberfest

This just in from the Short Notice department.

We’re meeting up at Fremont Oktoberfest. This Sunday the 20th, we will be there when the doors open at 11am.

Nothing more planned other than drinking some beers and general hanging out.

• General Admission: $25 Day-Of (6 tastings)
• Buxom Admission: $30 Day-Of ) (10 tastings)
• Designated Driver/Non-Drinker Admission: $15 Day-Of (4 water tokens)

Depending on the crowd we could retire to Low Brow HQ afterwards for beers on tap. Currently serving up Nate MC’s Honey Ale and Mac & Jack’s Serengeti Wheat.

Public events coming up…

September 26th VCOS @ Festa Italiana

September 27th – Oyster Run

October 2 thru 4th – Mister Mark’s Festering Oktoberscoot

Universale Pale Ale

Situated in Fremont on Woodland Park Ave & 34th, behind Bikram Yoga lies the brewery and beer garden featuring tables of made of planks, kegs, and wooden pallets. Where you can shoot the breeze with Two Matts and an Aaron.

This was my first taste of Fremont Brewing’s wares, currently they have two beers; Universale Pale Ale & Matty’s Creamy Steamy Porter. They claim to be finished with the Firelight IPA, but the only evidence of it was a tap handle that poured out nothing. Aaron said it would be ready tomorrow.

As for a brewery tour, just spin around when you’re in there, you will have then seen the entire place. They are new and growing, you will see two hot liquor tanks, brewing tuns, and two (or was it three?) fermenters along with cold storage and some funky Naugahyde looking furniture that lays in a pile in the middle of the brewery. Apparently it’s for future use in the tasting room, hope they have it upholstered!

So far, I don’t think they’ve found their niche, everyone has that one beer they become famous for but I think they are still working on finding it. The Universale was a good solid Pale Ale, but it doesn’t blow the doors of Sierra Nevada which I would consider to be the holy grail of Pale Ale. Fremont Brewery also has a sustainable energy goal similar to Sierra Nevada who sells their discarded yeast to be made into Ethanol.