Walking Man Brewing
Brewpub
in
Stevenson,
Washington,
United States 🇺🇸
Associated Venue: Walking Man Brewing & Public House
Established in 1999
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Description
Walking Man Brewing was established in 1999. Nestled in Stevenson, Washington near the Bridge of the Gods in the spectacular Columbia River Gorge, Walking Man Brewing began impacting the Northwest craft beer scene in late 2000. Garnering medals in some of the top beer competitions in the world, it has long since become a destination for beer enthusiasts and gorge travellers.
Our 17-barrel brewhouse has a single infusion mash tun, steam fired kettle and open fermenters. We brew old school, stirring every batch by hand. We produce roughly 1000 barrels each year and distribute along the I-5 corridor from the Puget Sound through Portland Oregon and throughout the Columbia Gorge region.
We welcome you to explore our neighborhood, connect with our community and enjoy a pint at our brewpub. Cheers!
Our 17-barrel brewhouse has a single infusion mash tun, steam fired kettle and open fermenters. We brew old school, stirring every batch by hand. We produce roughly 1000 barrels each year and distribute along the I-5 corridor from the Puget Sound through Portland Oregon and throughout the Columbia Gorge region.
We welcome you to explore our neighborhood, connect with our community and enjoy a pint at our brewpub. Cheers!
2.8/10
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Appearance 8
Aroma 2
Flavor 2
Texture 2
Overall 2
First tasted at the Rose & Raindrop in spring ’05 and I hated it. So I gave it a re-sample at the brewpub in Stevenson. Basically black. Black cherry soda smell. I sure could go for a Montreal smoked meat sandwich right now. Taste....gak...gong show of very bitter patent malt and sugar sweet robitussin cherry. Fucking awful.
Tried
on 09 Mar 2005
at 22:50