I own a wine and craft beer shop in Maryville WA. I have a customer who regularly buys the Flyers Pacemaker Porter. My distributor tells me they are no longer using a distributor etc.... |
Black Butte |
Great lakes Edmund Fitzgerald |
Black Butte is a good bet. If you’re looking for something more local for your shop that also comes in a reasonably-priced bomber that won’t also be at all the grocery stores, Snoqualmie Steam Train Porter is an excellent choice as well ( http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/snoqualmie-falls-steam-train-porter/1349/). |
Maybe send him up to Bellingham to snag some growlers of Chuckanut Robust Porter. The head brewer, Will, makes some clean beers and is a good guy to support. Plus, it’s increasingly difficult to find traditional, well-balanced porters without any bells or whistles, so directing him to Bellingham or to some area Chuckanut vendors might prove well worthwhile. Too bad they don’t bottle the porter, which would make things easier, but maybe he would like their Dunkel Lager, which apparently they recently started bottling. |
A few that come to mind besides the ones already mentioned. |
When giving regional suggestions, I highly recommend using this site. Lots of beers mentioned so far aren’t distributed to WA. |
Ditto Anchor Porter |
Originally posted by mkgrenwel That is a nice link--thanks. RB should do something like this. |
Originally posted by mikesaum |
Deschutes Black Butte |
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