And now I want to know more!

I don't know that Washington has something quite like it, but MOHAI does have a sizable number of photos, paintings, and artifacts related to beer and brewing in Seattle.

Wow, really? That's a neat connection.

But I fear that despite the brewery's optimistic tone on social media ("This is not the end, it's just a new chapter."), we will soon be reading Pike's last chapter. And when it goes, I'm afraid a lot of brewing history will go with it. Maybe @mohaiseattle.bsky.social can save some of the artifacts?

Thanks, I need to give that a try. A good reason to pay Bizarre another visit!

It's time.

Can't go wrong with Hogshead!

Talking to other people?!? Gasp. 🙃

Guess again.

Ha, yes!

Whoa. Poetically expressed and completely unique, each.

Love this place, but didn't know how much Baltimore history it held. I included it in my book on brewery tourism that was published (checks notes) 11 years ago now!

Wasn't it? Just pure fire.

You can find examples of #pumpkinbeer here in Seattle, but if you don't want something brewed by AB-InBev, you have to hunt around. This year I'm really enjoying Ravenna Brewing's Hello Gourdgeous. The spice level is just right, and while it starts sweet, a semi-dry finish adds to its drinkability.

Presumably you would pair this with a burger-flavored beer then?

Love the apparently homemade "Probably one of the best pubs in England" sign behind the bar.

Precisely!