Black Raven Brewing Company

Black Raven Brewing Company is a brewery based in the Eastside of King County, Washington. The Redmond, Washington brewery and 34-seat brewpub opened in 2009,[1] and a 100-seat brewpub in Woodinville opened in 2019, along with larger production facility there to enable distribution to Hawaii and other states.[2]

Black Raven Brewing Company
LocationUnited States King County, Washington
Coordinates47°44′35″N 122°09′25″W
Opened2009

In 2010, The Seattle Times said it may be the state's first cult beer, with frequent sell-outs of taps, and customers waiting outside the Redmond brew pub for opening time in the afternoon.[3] According to CNN, the brewery produced "some of the best brews in the state [of Washington]" in 2015;[4] Thrillist listed them as one of the top 13 in the state in 2015;[5] and three of their brews were rated among the best 30 in Washington state in 2023, according to Beer Advocate.[6]

The brewery won two gold awards and a silver award at the Brewers Association World Beer Cup in 2010,[7] and a gold medal at Washington Beer Awards in 2017.[8] The brewery's Trickster IPA was one of several Washington micro brews selected in an expansion of the beers on tap onboard Washington State Ferries in 2017 to "hyper-local products and iconic beers from around the state".[9]

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References
  1. Mary Stevens Decker (April 28, 2009). "Black Raven Brewing Company lands in Redmond". Redmond Reporter.
  2. Gabe Guarente (July 5, 2019). "Popular Seattle Area Brewery Opens Up a Huge New Taproom in Woodinville". Eater.
  3. "Happy Hour: Redmond's Black Raven brewery makes what may be Washington's first cult beer". August 31, 2010.
  4. Bowman, Greg (January 29, 2015). "Super Bowl 'draft' picks for Seattle and New England". Atlanta: CNN – via WGHP, High Point, North Carolina.
  5. "Movies and More: Great state of Seattle". The Spokesman-Review. Spokane, Washington. March 25, 2015.
  6. "The 30 best beers in Washington, according to BeerAdvocate". MSN. February 9, 2023.
  7. World Beer Cup winners list (PDF), Brewers Association, 2010
  8. Rosin Saez (June 19, 2017). "Behold, the Winners of the 2017 Washington Beer Awards – Consider this your local beer bucket list". Seattle Met.
  9. Tad Sooter (June 17, 2017). "Ferries flooded with local beer". Kitsap Sun. Bremerton, Washington.
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