Dirty Couch Brewing in Seattle

This brewery is Seattle's best kept secret! The sours here are amazing and well worth the drive out there. It's in a nice and quite area away from all the hustle and bustle of the city. The blood orange sour was tart and tasty! It had light orange notes and what tasted like a slight peach hint too. My friend that I went with said that one of his favorites was the Oola Gin Barrel Aged Imperial Farmhouse Ale. It's strong but he really enjoyed it from his first sip to his last. They've got only outdoor seating so if you're going in anything less than 65 degree Fahrenheit weather make sure to bring an extra layer or two because the wind can pick up around here!

Delicious, interesting sours (I had a stout + whiskey dark sour blend) with a great variety including regular draft and canned /bottles beers. They have outdoor seating with cute lights- tables for groups upto 5 and smaller barrel tables that have seating for two. There's usually fun music playing, and they have a bathroom. Oh and they're dog friendly!

Dirty Couch is highly creative in their beer recipes and seems like they have a fun time naming them as well. This brewery has lots of sours and farm ales which is something I always enjoy. Steve and I had some of the beer that they had on tap and we enjoyed what we had so much we went ahead and bought a few bottles of other beers as well that weren't on tap at the time. Steve had a very enjoyable wheat sour beer which was so very good! I had a wonderful vanilla porter which was awesome! The bottles of beer I got was the Return to Donut which was an apricot sour ale and the BBCM which was a Black Corn Sour Ale. And of course some swag was purchased... a t-shirt. I usually make a strong effort to take a picture of a beer for each new brewery I visit but alas I was going through a phone transition at the time and no images survived from that previous phone save for a picture of the Dirty Couch Brewing sign I snatched off my Instagram account.