Just north of Corvallis, Oregon, in a World War II army training hub turned ghost town turned bonafide Oregon city, Camp Adair’s 4 Spirits Distillery handcrafts and bottles a varied collection of whiskey, rum and vodka. From the 4 Spirits headquarters, Dawson Officer...
From Ontario to Oceania to the Okanagan Valley, Jeff Del Nin’s knack for chemistry gave way to a penchant for viticulture that has followed him to each new pursuit. Now, as winemaker at BC’s Road 13 Vineyards, his technical background (a Masters degree from Queen’s...
When Seapine Brewing transferred its digs to a new, larger location east of the Viaduct in Seattle’s SoDo district last year, the move seemed to set the tone for what would come in 2016: all things bigger and even better. Since then, we’ve seen bigger brewing...
From Woodinville's warehouses and beyond, winemaker Peter Devison of EFESTĒ shares his pipe dreams and love of Canadian rock music. Before Peter Devison landed in Woodinville, Washington, his formal and personal wine education spent several years (and a few...
Leading up to Lee Ellis’ move from the Lower 48 to take the reigns as head brewer at Midnight Sun Brewing Co. in Anchorage, Alaska, the Washington State native’s storied brewing career included an early gig at Redmond-based regional kingpin Mac and Jack’s. Now, he has...
When you consider the origin story behind this British Columbia-based ciderhouse, its moniker makes perfect sense — the initial concept really did come out of left field, when a whim led co-owner Kate Garthwaite to experiment with an impromptu batch of homemade cider....
Nic Lee has spirits down to a science. As a North Carolina native with an intuitive penchant for moonshine, it was only natural when the Glacier Distilling Co. founder repurposed his chemistry degree accordingly, swapping white lab coats for whiskey barrels in an...
Ever since owners Jed Glavin and Laura Hefner-Glavin first nursed it to health inside their garage, Split Rail Winery has been splitting the industry status quo right down the middle. While Jed Glavin was working as an urban planner at an engineering company, the...
Welcome to the second installation of Four Questions: a veritable call and response singing the praises of handmade beverages region wide, disguised as a plainclothes Q&A series. Before that bottle of your favorite cider, beer, wine or spirit reaches your hands, these...
Sip Northwest is proud to introduce Four Questions: a veritable call and response singing the praises of handmade beverages region wide, disguised as a plainclothes Q&A series. Before that bottle of your favorite cider, beer, wine or spirit reaches your hands,...
