Brooklynn Johnson

We Dig: Sun Yourself at BC’s Brewpubs

This is it, we have reached the last of our four part series of outdoor brewpubs across the Pacific Northwest. We’ve taken you to the best of Oregon, Washington and Idaho, and now to finish it off up north. As summer enters its last month, don’t miss out on sipping...

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Ryan’s Fresh Fruit Juices Opal Blend Apple Cider

I’m not going to lie, when I go grocery shopping, I walk right by the apple juice without even giving it a glance. A drink that makes me reminisce of juice boxes in lunch bags back in elementary school, I rarely think that I should have juice sans alcohol on hand in...

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Milbrandt Vineyards 2014 Traditions Pinot Gris

It’s no secret that good wine starts with good grapes. What started with a few vines in 1997 on the family farm grew phenomenally, and now co-owners and brothers Butch and Jerry Milbrandt lead the farming of their grapes on 12 different estate vineyards on more than...

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Kookoolan Farms Original Kombucha

The first time I had heard of Kombucha was when my college roommate came home one day, a giant pickle jar in hand, and said that she was going to try her hand at making a batch in our tiny apartment. I watched over her shoulder as she brewed up a few bags of old black...

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Hellbent Brewing Company Funky Red Patina

For those of us who have lived around the Lake City neighborhood of Seattle, as I have, the old CM Hopkins building was a forgotten piece of real estate right on busy Lake City Way. But as of just months ago, new life has been breathed back into the building as...

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Apple Outlaw Blackberry Bounty

Apple Outlaw owners Blair Smith and Marcey Kelly traded traffic for tractors when they moved from the sunny state of California up to Oregon, finding them an orchard in the Applegate Valley. Knowing little about tending to an orchard at first, the couple now oversees...

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Seven Coffee Roasters-Sumatra Mandheling

Tucked in between long standing brick residential homes in Seattle’s Ravenna neighborhood is Seven Coffee Roasters Market and Café. What used to be one of Seattle’s oldest markets, Boulevard Grocery, is now a quaint treasure box café serving up a mix of treats and...

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Bastille Day in the Pacific Northwest

For those of us that are not familiar with the holiday, Bastille Day, sometimes called French National Day, commemorates the beginning of the French Revolution with the July 14 storming of Bastille in 1789. Troops stormed through Bastille, which at the time was a...

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We Dig: Summer Drinks by Land and Water

Mount Rainer. Rattlesnake Ridge. Mount Si. Anyone here can tell you that the Pacific Northwest has some of the most gorgeous outdoor recreational destinations in the United States, and during the summer these places act as stages to some of the finest scenic summer...

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Smith Teamaker Oolong Ice Cream Tea

Picture the feeling of being a kid in an ice cream shop. The excitement of getting that sweet, creamy dessert along with the anxious race to devour it before the cold treat melts, much to your parents amusement, all over your face, hands and the majority of the...

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