The Grit & Grain Podcast couldn’t get enough of Steve Luke’s wisdom and beer name ideas, so we invited the Cloudburst Brewing founder back for Episode 18. This second episode with Steve dives deeper into...
Grit & Grain Podcast sat down with Steve Luke to discuss his days Allagash Brewing, Captain Lawrence Brewing, Harpoon Brewery, Rogue Ales, Elysian Brewing and, of course, Cloudburst Brewing — although expect more from Elysian...
The Grit & Grain Podcast hosts two-thirds of the team behind “Rainier – A Beer Odyssey,” the first major, independently produced, comprehensive documentary on the classic Rainier Beer television commercial produced in Seattle, Washington, from...
“Maybe five years ago I made the first batch of Jalapeño Pineapple Meatball Pizza Pilsner,” explains Matt Hibbs of the Browns Point Homebrew Club. “You mean you made this more than once?” asked Grit &...
Grit & Grain Podcast sat down with Jack McQuade, co-owner of the beloved, notorious, and, sadly, closed Swiss Pub, which was often referred to as the best bar in Tacoma. McQuade tells the story of...
“By time the window is actually breaking I’m standing by … (Double Mountain founder Matt) Swihart and I’m mortified. I’m fired — here we go. And Swihart looks at me and goes, ‘Well, now we...
Grit & Grain Podcast sat down with Matty Coughlin of Double Mountain Brewery & Cidery this week. Coughlin was known as Matty when he filled the Tacoma concert venues with music in the mid-2000s when...
During Prohibition, a blind pig called “The Skoog” poured beer and liquor for Tacomans who, first, could find the speakeasy, and second, knew the password or secret phrase. The Skoog still exists in Tacoma for...
“When we first name “Bodhizafa” … we spelled it B.o.d.h.i.z.a.f.a. phonetically, and then we Googled it and Patrick Swayze was the first thing that came up. “That’s it!” explains Manny Chao, co-founder of Georgetown Brewing,...
In 2002, after eight batches, Manny Chao and Roger Bialous high-fived in their Seattle backyard after nailing their Manny’s recipe — a pale ale that went on the be Seattle’s beer. Chao was the first...