Redhook Ale Brewery Inc
(425) 483-3232
14300 NE 145th St
Woodinville,
WA
98072
47.7329
-122.1473
Neighborhood: Tourist District
Hours:
Mon-Thu 11am-11pm
Fri-Sat 11am-12am
Sun 11am-9pm
Parking:
Lot
Last updated 1.30.09
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The Experience
Built on a sprawling Woodinville estate, the Redhook Brewery is enchantingly perfect with all aspects intricately planned. Hops grow on wooden trellises surrounding the beer garden. The tour area, though not extensive, was designed with a presentation in mind. The 40 minute experience begins in a spacious room with tables for setting tasting glasses down between fills as the guide relays the brewery's story, with the occasional Ballard joke (where Redhook began). After the brewery's history and an explanation of the distribution process, you'll move into another area to gaze at the large stainless steel fermentation vats, where alcohol is produced, before ending the tour with a peek at the bottling machinery.
The Background
Redhook Ale sold its first pint of beer in Seattle on August 11, 1982. To cope with increasing demand, the company opened the Woodinville brewery and pub in 1994.
User Reviews
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December 31, 2007
I went to this restaurant with my family and they go there quite a bit. We were seated right away with a group of 6 at 6:30 or so, which is a rarity these days. Service was great and our drinks were always refilled right on cue. There was music playing but it wasn't overpowering and the dining room is spread out enough that you don't have to worry about hitting anyone's chair or overhearing conversations. I had the french dip sandwich, which was tasty BUT my sister had the half-size forecaster nachos. Let me tell you, the half-size is enough nachos for at least three or four people and they are beyond tasty. I am thinking about going back just for those alone!
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September 18, 2007
I have been to RedHook so many times, I have almost the whole collection of sample glass colors. Why do I keep coming back? The staff at the brewery all love what they do and it is contagious. Even if you are not a fan of the brew you will leave with a greater appreciation for the process and care that they put into what they create at RedHook. Above all, I highly recommend taking the tour. If you have time during the off hours (ie. middle of the day during the week) take the tour then because it is so much more fun with a smaller group. Afterwards, please take some time to stop for their giant nachos piled high with toppings (you'll need a friend or two to help if you get a full order) and be sure to finish the experience off with a porter float (AKA Bryan's Black Bovine).
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aleksandr111
August 02, 2007
Take the tour! It?s a lot of fun, one dollar and they give you a bunch of much beer. It?s about an hour, the guides are usually funny dudes that give you the history of Red Hook and the basic process about how beer is made. Do it, it?s really a lot of fun to do with friends and even better the more you drink! The restaurant is fine, pretty ordinary stuff, but of course the beer is great ? so just get some beers and something to munch.
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The Extras:
Redhook ends the tour with a free gift--a Redhook postcard that you can send anywhere in the world and they pay the postage.
Know Before You Go:
For those who would prefer, a variety of soft drinks are available on the tour.
Know Before You Go:
The brewery is directly across the street from the Chateau Ste. Michelle winery, which offers tours and a popular summer concert series.
The Extras:
Groups of up to 200 people can be accommodated for special events. Contact the brewery for details.
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