Visit These Tri-Cities Breweries On National Beer Day
Beer connoisseurs, rejoice! April 7 is National Beer Day, which marks the anniversary of the end of prohibition in the United States on April 7, 1933. (The day before, April 6, is even known as “New Beer’s Eve”.)
How does one celebrate National Beer Day?
Simple—just grab a beer, pair it with some delicious food, and spend time with friends, enjoying some of the best craft beer the Tri-Cities has to offer.
You probably already know that the Tri-Cities has award-winning wines, but you did you know that there are also a growing number of local independent craft breweries, brewpubs, taphouses, and cideries?
We especially love craft beer paired with enjoyment of the great outdoors, especially with the wide-open spaces and rivers of the Tri-Cities. There’s no better way to end a hike on Badger Mountain, a bike ride through Chamna Nature Preserve, or a run along the Columbia River than a delicious, cold and well-earned beer to refresh you.
And, there are even options for those who prefer sober experiences: local alcohol-free bottle shop Kindred Spirits offers a selection of non-alcoholic beer, so you can still enjoy the flavors of a chilled, delicious beer even if you choose not to drink.
Drink responsibly: Always have a plan for a sober driver, or use a car service like TC Black to get around with friends.
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“Hop” over to one of these local spots to enjoy a pint of beer (or cider, if you prefer)!
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1015 Lee Blvd., Richland
Scientific proof that flavor does exist! The Tri-Cities’ original brewpub since 1997, highlighting Hanford & regional history. Family friendly with table games. Hand-crafted ales & wood-fired hand-tossed pizza. Homemade soups & salads appetizers specialty entrees & desserts.
2000 Logston Blvd., Ste. 126, Richland
The history of the Tri-Cities area is embedded deep within the Manhattan Project during World War II, which brought thousands of people to the local area. With a strong military presence in the area for the development of the fuel that would ultimately be used in the first atomic bombs; a practice area named Bombing Range located in West Richland, WA was created for pilots in order to drop their munitions (bombs). Locally owned and operated by Mike and Dashia Hopp of West Richland, WA, BRBC’s goal is to serve the hardworking community with quality ales and lagers in a laidback and relaxing atmosphere.
2470 Henderson Loop, Richland
Their family owned and operated brewery and winery sits on 2 acres in a park-like setting, and they are family and dog friendly. They offer various events including live music, trivia, game nights and more. Food trucks offered (when available), a small menu of pre-cooked foods, or bring in your own food. Wine tastings are available by appointment with wines sourced from Estate Sunset View Vineyards.
94 Lee Blvd, Richland
Moonshot Brewing Pub at the Park is located at the corner of George Washington Way and Lee, right at the entrance to Howard Amon park. All ages welcome, and dogs allowed outside when their patio is open. Their vision for Pub at the Park is a place to connect over a beer and a simple, but elevated menu inspired by classic pubs.c
2034 Logston Blvd, Richland
The White Bluffs Brewing Taproom is located with their brewery. They feature IPAs and farmhouse ales and an unmatched range of fantastic craft beer. They offer 15 taps that pour their crafted brews. They also offer wine by the glass, Goose Ridge cider on tap, a rotating sour from E9 Brewing Company, canned hard seltzers, and various soft drinks.
206 N. Benton St., Ste. C, Kennewick
Ice Harbor Brewing Company is the Tri-Cities’ premier brewery and is located in a renovated historic building in downtown Kennewick. Their quaint pub features an antique bar rescued from Spokane, indoor seating for 65, and outdoor seating for 24. They serve award-winning beers along with pub "grub".
350 Clover Island Dr., Ste. 100, Kennewick
Their Marina location serves award-winning beer and handcrafted cocktails in a casual upscale dining atmosphere overlooking the Port of Kennewick on Clover Island.
8804 Victoria Ave., Ste. 130, Kennewick
An independent brewery with an inviting atmosphere featuring a wide range of beers from the approachable to the adventurous. Showing all Sounders and US Soccer games, their neighborhood taproom is family-friendly, offers food trucks on site, and allows outside food. Well behaved dogs on leash are also welcome. Also, check out their second location, Moonshot Brewing Pub at the Park.
910 S. Columbia Center Blvd, Kennewick
Hansen Park is Sage Brewing’s second and newest location. We serve all of their local made craft beers, an occasional guest tap, and locally sourced wine and cider. They serve house smoked pulled pork and brisket sliders, and locally made flatbread style pizzas. A beautiful fully-covered patio is perfect for enjoying a beautiful Tri-Cities sunset while sipping a couple craft beers into the evening.
8425 Chapel Hill Blvd B102, Pasco
This is Sage Brewing’s original location where they brew all of their craft beers on site with their 5bbl brew house. They operate a full taproom, giving you the best place to get the freshest beer straight to the tap. They also offer locally sourced wine and cider. They have an on-site resident taco truck, as well as Carnaceria, with a full deli next door. They often host food trucks, and you may also bring in your own food. This is a family friendly location, and dogs are allowed on the covered patio.
9312 W 10th Avenue, Kennewick
Nestled conveniently in Southwest Kennewick, D’s Wicked Cider has been serving ‘wicked’ good ciders crafted right here in the Pacific Northwest. Their family friendly tasting room features eight hand-crafted and original hard ciders. In addition, they offer combinations of ciders, ales, and beverages for all ages. Enjoy live entertainment, family-oriented events, and their outdoor fire pit.
1082 George Washington Way, Richland
Tri-Cities' very own Cider House dedicated to all things cider! With a rotating tap list and 3 to-go coolers stocked full of craft cider we can find a cider variety for just about everyone. Small snack are usually offered but feel free to bring in whatever type of food you desire. There are so many delicious local options to choose from and they all pair with craft cider....trust us! Let us be your guide through the cider world!! 21+
5453 Ridgeline Dr Suite 110, Kennewick
Copper Top is a locally owned tap house with 40 rotating beer & cider taps. Enjoy a beer and a beautiful view of the Tri-Cities, or take a growler to go!
5426 N Road 68, Pasco
Try a few of their offerings after you spend 10 minutes perusing their 44 rotating taps. Too many taps? There's no such thing!