Here's a couple of relatively recent applications to the Liquor Board for new breweries:
Airways Brewing Company
1247 S 230th. St, Des Moines, WA 98198-6450
Looks like somebody's house, again.
Wookey Hole Brewery
736A N 95th. St, Seattle, WA 98103-3115
Looks like an overpriced condo. Interestingly, this guy, William P. Reeves, has applied for a Domestic Brewery licence which means he hopes to sell over 60,000 barrels a year, that's 120,000 kegs, out of his condo. Of course I may be missing something, so I'll check with some experts.
Meanwhile, Fremont Brewing, a "sustainable, organic microbrewery " looks close to opening. Although I wouldn't want to drink beer from a non-sustainable brewery.
And the 7 Seas guys are talking about this summer for their grand opening, so they'd better hurry.
Update 06.17.09
I heard back from Travis at 7 Seas who tells me he just got yeast and will be brewing within a week. Beer should be ready for kegging in early July.
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Funny thing for Wookey Hole...I applied for the microbrewery license, sent them the check for the microbrewery license fee and my reply was that I was short $1,900 for the domestic brewery license. It's all fixed now. My production will definitely be <60,000 barrels a year out of my "overpriced [townhouse]"
Cheers,
Will Reeves
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