Snoqualmie Falls Brewing Company

Wildcat

IPA - American

The balanced Hop Monster! Wildcat, an India Pale Ale, has helped define our Northwest style: big, bold hop flavors from 100 percent Yakima-grown Columbus… Read More

The balanced Hop Monster! Wildcat, an India Pale Ale, has helped define our Northwest style: big, bold hop flavors from 100 percent Yakima-grown Columbus hops and enough malt backbone to stand up to them. It is an uncharacteristically balanced IPA for the Northwest, where hoppiness often leaves the malt profile in the dust. We use premium Pale, Munich, Cara-Pils and Crystal malts, as well as top-fermenting ale yeast to create the perfect hop delivery system.

Wildcat IPA is named for the local high school football team, the Mt. Si Wildcats! Snoqualmie Falls Brewing owners Pat Anderson, LeRoy Gmazel and Tom Antone all grew up here in the Valley, and of course hold a deep affinity for their alma mater. Read Less

Steam Train

Porter - American

Steam Train Porter is a lip-smacking dark ale that’s mellow and malty. The aroma is reminiscent of bittersweet dark chocolate and espresso. The caramel… Read More

Steam Train Porter is a lip-smacking dark ale that’s mellow and malty. The aroma is reminiscent of bittersweet dark chocolate and espresso. The caramel and roast malt flavors are exceptionally smooth. It is medium bodied with a slightly sweet edge, but has a dry finish making Steam Train Porter easy to drink and very easy to love.

Steam Train Porter is named for the historic trains that line Snoqualmie’s Main Street, Railroad Avenue. Just a short block from the Taproom, the Northwest Railway Museum boasts a huge collection of heritage rail cars and engines. Read Less

Haystack

Wheat Beer - Hefeweizen

A classic Northwest, cloudy, wheat beer crafted from 60 percent malted wheat and Two-Row Pale and Vienna barley malts, German Spalt hops and our northwest… Read More

A classic Northwest, cloudy, wheat beer crafted from 60 percent malted wheat and Two-Row Pale and Vienna barley malts, German Spalt hops and our northwest ale yeast. Haystack Hefeweizen has a spicy-citrusy aroma that carries over to a clean, mellow flavor with spice, citrus, and yeast overtones.

Where does Haystack get it’s name? Well, just east of Snoqualmie is Mt. Si, and you can climb to the top, but is isn’t an easy hike: In about four miles there is a 3,100 foot elevation gain! Once you get to the top, and you think you’ve summited, there is a little icing on the cake: The Haystack is the true summit of Mt. Si, and it calls to you, beckons you, taunts you! Do you have the energy for that final push? Either way, you know once you have rubber kneed it back to the car you’ll need to drive to the Taproom for a glass of Haystack. Read Less

Black Frog

Stout - Oatmeal

Brewed in the spirit of classic Irish Stouts, our Snoqualmie Falls Irish Oatmeal Stout, known as Black Frog Stout, has many of the same ingredients, including… Read More

Brewed in the spirit of classic Irish Stouts, our Snoqualmie Falls Irish Oatmeal Stout, known as Black Frog Stout, has many of the same ingredients, including un-malted roasted barley to give it that semi-acidic roasted tang. To be different, we then use chocolate malt to produce an espresso character and finally use the unique ingredient of rolled oats rather than flaked barley. When used in the mash the rolled oats produce a silky smooth mouth feel which, when combined with the special nitrogen pouring technique, gives this great stout its smooth texture.

How did Black Frog Stout get its name? Well way back in 1997 when we were just getting up and running, we launched a limited stock offering which was unsuccessful. Our first investor was a retired guy who went by the name Black Frog, and we told him that if he invested in the brewery we’d name a beer after him. Well, he still has his money, but his name lives on! Read Less

Sunny Si

IPA - American

Citra hopped IPA

Citra hopped IPA
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Avalanche

Winter Ale

This northwest styled winter ale is designed to take the chill off of the stormy northwest winter weather. Avalanche Winter Ale is deep ruby red when… Read More

This northwest styled winter ale is designed to take the chill off of the stormy northwest winter weather. Avalanche Winter Ale is deep ruby red when held to the light, and full bodied complex malt flavors dominate with perfect balance provided by distinctive Yakima Chinook and Cascade hops. It’s big, rich, smooth and satisfying, yet drinkable enough to enjoy more than one. This winter ale is destined to become Northwest classic.

Every year we tweak the recipe of each of our Seasonal ales. This year, Rande upped the aromatic hops by a quarter, yielding a much more pronounced hoppy beginning to the flavor of the beer. Even so, by the time the flavor has moved to the back of the palate, the hops have given way to the complex malt flavors of the finish. Read Less

Bunghole

Brown Ale - Imperial / Double

Watch us as we sink to a whole new low of impropriety with this double brown ale. You need to realize that the federal TTB (formerly Alcohol Tobacco and… Read More

Watch us as we sink to a whole new low of impropriety with this double brown ale. You need to realize that the federal TTB (formerly Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms) must approve all our labels. Once we realized with Baphomet that essentially anything goes, we thought we’d push the envelope. Long story short, they allowed it.

Way back when, kegs were sealed with “bungs”, hence the term “bunghole”. Bunghole is a Double Brown Ale with plenty of attitude, just like our friend and regular customer “Bubba”. He’s not bashful or quiet and goes for the gusto whenever he can. This full bodied hugely malty Double Brown is just the kind of ale for the Bubba in you!

Bunghole’s big maltiness and low IBUs make it a great alternative for Strong Ale lovers who need a break from hop overload. It pairs excellently with the hearty soups and stews of winter and crème brulee. Read Less

Ghostwood

Kölsch

Ghostwood Kolsch is a straw-yellow color and has just a little wheat malt, and is hopped with German Spalt hops to insure its pedigree. The palate is… Read More

Ghostwood Kolsch is a straw-yellow color and has just a little wheat malt, and is hopped with German Spalt hops to insure its pedigree. The palate is light bodied, biscuity malt with herbal spiciness from the Spalt, and the finish is emphatically dry and crisp.

Ghostwood pays tribute to the David Lynch “Twin Peaks” series of 25 years ago, and the new series to be aired on May 21 on Showtime. Both were filmed here in the Snoqualmie Valley and loom large in Valley and film folklore. The label contains several secret references to the series. Read Less

Summer Beer

Pilsner - Other

This beer is crisp, clean, refreshing, and hoppy. Summer Beer is a pre-Prohibition Pilsner fermented with our ale yeast to impart more character to the… Read More

This beer is crisp, clean, refreshing, and hoppy. Summer Beer is a pre-Prohibition Pilsner fermented with our ale yeast to impart more character to the beer compared to lager yeast. A small amount of flaked maize and lots of Czech Saaz hops give this beer a spicy herbal aroma and a dry finish. Great with meals or by itself during our warm summer months. Read Less

PGA

Red Ale - American Amber / Red

PGA (Perfectly Great Amber) is a marvelous, low alcohol “session” beer that’s easy to drink with medium body and just a touch of sweetness for perfect… Read More

PGA (Perfectly Great Amber) is a marvelous, low alcohol “session” beer that’s easy to drink with medium body and just a touch of sweetness for perfect balance. PGA is great for the 19th hole (or any hole in between) or even when you’re just dreaming of those perfect days on the fairway. Read Less

Mailbox Peak

IPA - New England / Hazy

This NE style hazy IPA is the current buzz in the brewing industry which may have started in the North East, however this new style has caught wild fire… Read More

This NE style hazy IPA is the current buzz in the brewing industry which may have started in the North East, however this new style has caught wild fire in all dominant craft brewing regions of the country. The malts used in this beer consist of pale, Vienna, victory and carapils. The combination of these malts give a slight caramel and nutty flavor as the base and a 15 % addition of Flaked Barley is providing the hazy appearance that you see in your glass. No wheat is used in this beer. The juicy tropical aroma and flavor on the finish is coming from the blend of Citra and Mosaic hops. Read Less

Axe Men

Red Ale - American Amber / Red

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Root Beer

Root Beer

We get incredible reviews on our Root Beer. That’s because we make it with REAL vanilla extract (not artificial vanillin), REAL cane sugar (no High Fructose… Read More

We get incredible reviews on our Root Beer. That’s because we make it with REAL vanilla extract (not artificial vanillin), REAL cane sugar (no High Fructose Corn Syrup), and LOTS of honey. Rich and zingy, this one is a real delight for the kids and designated drivers! Read Less

Sno Falls

Pale Ale - American

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Meadowbrook

Farmhouse Ale - Saison

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Blood Orange Hefeweizen

Wheat Beer - Hefeweizen

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Solar Crush Hefeweizen

Wheat Beer - Hefeweizen

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Sun Goddess

IPA - Session

Light, hoppy and citrusy

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Alpental Amber

Red Ale - American Amber / Red

An easy drinking amber Ale with low hop bitterness and a touch of sweetness.

An easy drinking amber Ale with low hop bitterness and a touch of sweetness. Read Less

Puma Paw

Schwarzbier

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Perfectly Great

Lager - Amber / Red

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Blonde Moment

Blonde / Golden Ale - Other

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Over Cast Hazy IPA

IPA - New England / Hazy

New release from Snoqualmie Falls Brewery. Roasted nut flavor with a tropical aftertaste. Very smooth hop finish. Great flavor and easy to drink.

New release from Snoqualmie Falls Brewery. Roasted nut flavor with a tropical aftertaste. Very smooth hop finish. Great flavor and easy to drink. Read Less

Mojito Kolsch

Kölsch

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Strawberry Sunrise

Wheat Beer - Other

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