Bring on the brew, Bellingham!

Located downtown in a historic warehouse since 1995, Boundary Bay received the title of Washington's 2014 Small Philanthropic Business of the Year. With their strong community connection, local food and brew, and outdoor amenities such as dining and the Beer Garden, Boundary Bay is a true Bellingham gem. Their handcrafted beer can be found on tap all over the state.







When Kulshan opened in 2012, it was an immediate hit. Their main focus is the beer, of course, but they also house a tap room, dart board, and seating. As the original Kulshan is located on James Street, they have already expanded onto Kentucky into a renovated warehouse.










This brewery was opened in 2014 and is already adding a new barrel aging facility to the map. Their mission is to "craft beers that balance tradition with innovation" - providing excellent quality and taste with a familiar feel. Wander is located on Dean Avenue in a historic building and offers customers plenty of indoor and outdoor seating.

2014 was a big year for Bellingham breweries - Aslan also opened that year on Forest Street. Aslan has made a commitment to sustainability: they use local and organic ingredients with low-impact practices in order to provide the community "new and refreshing" beer.





Due to open during the summer of 2015, Stones Throw is located in the Fairhaven district right on Larrabee Avenue. Being near Chuckanut Drive and the Interurban Trail, their location is perfect for the outdoorsy type. The atmosphere is destined to attract the adventurers with itineraries, books, and maps available at the bar, beer garden, and fire pit. For all you sustainability advocates, you'll be interested to know that shipping containers were reused as part of the brewery's infrastructure. Stones Throw embraces the Pacific Northwest and hopes their customers will as well!