Social Fabric Brewing has moved into the spot where Discovery Bay Brewing was and is under new…read moreownership. I have to say it's an improvement on the beer quality from the previous brewery not trying to sound like a jerk there... it's just how I genuinely feel on the matter. I already submitted the name change, business hours and website to Yelp to change so hopefully all of that is pushed through. I could just have reported that the business was closed that was here before but on social media it seems like Social Fabric was using the Discovery Bay accounts so I figured I's submit changes instead since that was the pattern I was seeing. As I have said I felt like the beer has improved and I had Social Fabric Brewing earlier in the summer at a taphouse in Port Angeles and when we heard that the brewery was opening their own taproom we decided to proceed and make a trip here as soon as Social Fabric was in operation. Now, onto the beer! I had a very nice Baltic Porter here called Mid Dark Energy which I really enjoyed with it's roastiness flavor profile to match up with the nippy weather we were experiencing. They also had some pretty creative beers on tap that we got tastes of like the PB & Jansport which was like a Peanut butter and jelly beer which I do like to sample when I see one and then the had the Pumpkin Beans which was a pumpkin beer that was very good also. Definitely a fun brewery to try and I walked away quite satisfied with the brewery that has taken over the helm at this location.

Not sure if this place is new or not, but it makes for a great stop off for a beer when in the…read morearea. It has a nice outdoor patio and an indoor area too. Not entirely sure if there is a surplus of parking, but we managed to get a spot in the empty lot across the street. The location seemed a little bit off the beaten path, but not far from main roads. The person behind the bar was friendly. It also has two bathrooms which is something I have come to appreciate from a brewery. We just had one beer, I don't recall what exactly but I am sure it was tasty. What I liked most about this place is that they had food available, including vegan hot dogs. The price was very reasonable, only 5$ and it came with chips. It took 15 minutes or so, but usually when you are having a beer you are not in a rush. I appreciate that he came out with the basket of chips and you got to pick which kind you wanted. I also like that he brought out a condiment basket which included dill relish.

Good dry ciders! They have games to play while drinking. More seatings upstairs!…read more The service was super friendly. They asked if we need anything and said they won't kick us out even though it was past 6 o'clock lol. Ambiance is great - mostly island Hawaiian vibe.

Oh wow. Coming from Seattle where microbreweries and cideries are abound... I would make the ferry…read moreride here OFTEN for a flight of these ciders. They are all so wonderfully unique- not a bad one in store. The Wassail is truly Christmas in a glass... the reaper has a heat I've never had in a cider... and the green apple is a pallet cleanser for all of them- so light and crisp!! You literally cannot go wrong. I'll be sitting out front with my flight all day.

This is a fun spot to stop. Right on the edge of town but you feel out in the country…read more The staff were friendly and welcoming. This can either make or break an experience and I believe it also affects the flavors and enjoyment of their wines! We wanted to do some wine tasting and three of use shared a flight and a trio. We enjoyed a few of the wines and ended up buying some, which of course make the tasting flight free! On Saturdays, they have live music from 4:00pm and they also have someone making flatbreads. This was an excellent afternoon and experience. We will definitely be back!

Nice place to visit and walk down the waterfront area .. lots of shops and restaurants to visit…read more. service and food was decent..

We were lucky enough to stop at a neighboring winery who are friends with Kit and Claire, the…read moreowners of Sailor. They told us that visits to Sailor Vineyard are usually by appointment only, but they would give a quick call and let them know we were coming. The entrance is a little hard to find, and initially, we turned onto the vineyard road and had to backtrack to a little sign with just the house number, and that is where you park. It's in front of their house, and Kit came out and greeted us, introduced us to his adorable dogs after being sure we weren't opposed, and then guided us on a tour of their little family owned vineyard. We enjoyed learning about their unique grapes and their personal histories. They don't do conventional tastings, but instead, you bought a bottle that came with 4 engraved Sailor Vineyards wine glasses (to take home), and he pours for you while you enjoy the lovely day. We took home a bottle of their reserve wine and was disappointed we wouldn't be able to return for their big concert they are putting on at the end of three summer (Aug 10, 2024) with an Italian band. It's definitely a neat spot to stop if you're in the area, but be sure to call ahead.

What a hidden gem this winery! Absolutely great owners, wine and ambience! Definitely will be back!read more

A little gem! Small and intimate tasting bar. We were served our tasting by Mike, a fascinating and…read morefun guy to chat with. Six wines tasted for $10 pp, and we enjoyed it all. I personally liked the reds better, particularly the Syrah and the blends. Highly recommended.

We stopped off for a quick wine tasting on the way to our Airbnb. The wine was okay but the service…read morewas great.

5/14/26: fun place with ample parking. We had no idea that Washington wines were dry, but we were…read moreable to find one that was only semi-dry and we all enjoyed it. They have some cute decor outside and in, and the gentleman behind the counter was very knowledgeable.

Sad to report a rather rude experience with the guy behind the counter. Came in with a couple of…read morefemale friends to purchase wine. They each wanted to purchase 2 bottles, total of 4. We came to Olympic Cellars because they know i like to support local wine makers. No tastings, just walk in, walk out normal retail transaction. The first woman purchased 2 bottles at retail prices, and tipped $15. Her mom purchased 2 bottles of wine, but didn't tip any further. The guy taking their money made a rude comment about not getting a tip. The guy expected an additional tip essentially paying him $30 to sell them some wine. So help me understand. I buy wine at a liquor store, the clerk doesn't expect a tip. i buy wine at a grocery store, the clerk doesn't expect a tip. I buy wine at Costco, the staff doesn't expect a tip, but i will give you a good tip, Costco sells a lot of great wine, and atleast one three varietal red blend from Napa for under $10. So why would i pay a guy in a retail transaction a tip? I get it if we were there, tasting wine, chatting him up. Which is what all the wineries on the Olympic Peninsula should realize is their business. It's an experiential thing. There are a million better wines out there, but people want a pleasant tasting room experience from friendly and knowledgeable staff, with an occasional glimpse of the winemaker. It's a nice tasting room, and i use to come here a lot as a member, but since the lock down, it's lost something. i hope they find it.

We visited this quaint winery and cidery this weekend and found a very warm welcome by the owner, a…read morebeautiful walk through the grounds, and tasting flights for both wine and cider. The space can also be rented for events, which I imagine would be picturesque. They have both red and white wine options as well as a variety of cider to choose from, and you get 3 samples for a tasting. Our ultimate favorite, though, was actually their blackberry shrub vinegar that had amazing flavor, and both us and the other couple we were with had to go home with a bottle. This is really a beautiful, peaceful setting perfect for decompressing after a long week. The owners are incredibly gracious hosts as well and made it a very pleasant experience for us.

This is an amazing hidden gem in Port Townsend. I was visiting some relatives and came here for a…read morewine/cider tasting. I had wine and cider and everything was delicious. They also have charcuterie boards if you are hungry. The owners are the kindest people and were so kind. They took us on a tour of the greenhouse and as a plant person I thoroughly enjoyed all of the greenery and plant life. I would definitely recommend this place for a visit or to come any day if you live locally. They also do private events like weddings.

I love Ogres Brewery! It's kind of in an unusual corner of Whidby Island but the beer here is very…read moregood and we had so much fun. The beertender here was awesome and we had some great conversation here with him. The atmosphere is fun as so much of it is ogre themed which gives the whole place a fun, quirky vibe. I got the Bit-O-Lemon beer which I highly enjoyed. I also bought a t shirt here with an ogre to make the experience even more complete. Lol One thing to know is that the brewery does not accept credit or debit cards so be sure and bring cash. And if you happen to forget, no sweat... a convenience store is right across the street with an ATM. Such a fun brewery! Looking forward to coming back for their creative beers!

Ogres is the real deal for delicious, expert-crafted beers in a very ...unique setting. There will…read morebe ogres, of course. But also friendly dogs, chill neighborhood barflies, next door nosh and a super comfy vibe. The bartender will be friendly and knowledgeable. The only downsides are that their hours are very sporadic, and they are located on a gorgeous island in the middle of woodlands. Just right for a reclusive Ogre!