Brews & Views: Tour The Taps Of Spokane Valley

Tucked between towering pines, the breweries of Spokane County craft community and creativity in every pour. Inventive infusions and time-honored techniques make for a lineup of lagers, sours and stouts that harness the best of the Inland Northwest. Whether you’re relaxing by the river or screaming at a stadium, Spokane Valley invites you to tour the taps of the community’s bountiful craft beer culture.

VALLEY BREWS

Skip the crowds and savor the craft of small-batch brewing in Spokane Valley. Across every neighborhood nook, these brewers blend art and agriculture, sourcing seasonal harvests as homegrown as their hospitality.

NO DROUGHT BREWING CO.

From a five-gallon makeshift batch to a full-fledged microbrewery, this spot serves a generous selection of German-style beers. Their taproom, a tribute to the Pacific Northwest’s beauty, pairs year-round taps with a rotating selection of seasonal brews, including smoked lagers and Irish stouts. Snack on small bites that blend the taste of traditional pub fare with a touch of German flair. Test your knowledge every Tuesday at Trivia Night, where winning is just as satisfying as your next sip.

YAYA BREWING CO.

Born from a passion for homebrewing and a heartfelt pledge to contribute back to the community, this brewery binds flavor with philanthropy. Angel IPA leads the lineup as both a fan-favorite and a charitable champion, with a portion of proceeds supporting local nonprofits. The Inland Northwest’s only Detroit-style pizza fuels flavorful pairings and events like trivia and comedy tours add a dose of entertainment to every visit.

BADASS BACKYARD BREWING

Gritty and garage-grown, this small-batch brewery proves that passion and perseverance synthesize the perfect pairing. Enthusiastic about research and refinement, the brewery releases a new beer every week while maintaining a full menu of flagships. From bold stouts to bubbly seltzers, you’ll find personality in every pour. Test your brainpower over a brew with trivia every Wednesday evening.

Other Spokane Valley and Liberty Lake breweries include:

• 45 Degree Brewhouse
• Bardic Brewing & Cider
• Emrys Beer and Mead Works
• Genus Brewing & Supply
• Natural 20 Brewing Co
• Snoweater Brewing Co
• Steady Flow Growler House
• TT’s Old Iron Brewery
• Whistle Punk Brewing

DOWNTOWN DRAFTS

When it’s time to trade the serenity of Spokane Valley for a day of downtown vibrancy, Spokane’s brewery scene brings the buzz. With brewers who push boundaries, you’ll find flavor pouring from roadside to riverside.

IRON GOAT BREWING

It’s no secret that Spokane’s west end has become an epicenter of craft beer culture, and this brewery is one of the reasons why. Housed in a historic brick building, the environment echoes the depth and detail of the beers themselves. Offering over 20 taps, Iron Goat Brewing spans a broad spectrum of styles, from stouts to sours and everything in between. The menu is equally inspired, with house-made pizza, pasta, sausage, and sandwiches. Toss in trivia and live music and the brewery buzzes with laughter and memorable moments.

BELLWETHER BREWING CO.

While other breweries chase trends, this family-owned favorite bows to tradition. Forgoing hops for herbs and brewing by barrel over tank, Bellwether traders convention for character, fermenting earthy, elemental flavors. Their focus on farmhouse ales honors an era when beer was brewed by farmers, with what was on hand in each harvest. Inspired by international recipes yet grounded in regional grain, look forward to the flavors of Lithuania and Estonia arriving this spring season. Feast on a full meal at their spot on Market Street or bring your own bites to their Monroe Street space, and taste the timeless traditions of Spokane’s booming beer scene.

NO-LI BREWHOUSE

At the city’s biggest brewery, craft beer blends with community on the banks of the Spokane River. Award-winning and always welcoming, this Spokane standout crafts internationally acclaimed IPAs, ales, seltzers, and ciders in a relaxed, riverfront setting. Built to bring crowds together, the Bavarian-style Bier Hall offers both room to roam and reasons to stay, including comfort cuisine and cornhole. Mark your calendar for Pint Nights, Mondays and Wednesdays, where your pour is paired with a keepsake glass for your collection.

SIDELINE SIPS

In Spokane Valley, sports and suds go stride for stride. From the crack of the bat to the clink of a beer, this is where athletic action and artisan ales unite for an unforgettable fan experience.

SPOKANE INDIANS

Beer and baseball belong together—and in Spokane Valley, they both take the batter’s box. A mainstay at Avista Stadium, the Spokane Indians have maintained a legacy in the minor leagues for over 130 years. Whether you’re beckoned by double plays or double IPAs, there’s a tap for every taste. Wet your whistle at Hop Valley’s mini-shipping container, stocked with a selection of distinct drafts and canned concoctions. Or, revel in No-Li’s Redband Tangerine Wheat—available in a 25-ounce bat-shaped cup—for a tangy flavor and crisp finish, with each purchase donating one dollar to raising awareness for native trout conservation. Arrive an hour early and enjoy one dollar off all drinks, excluding beer bats, to fuel the fun prior to the first pitch.

SPOKANE VELOCITY & ZEPHYR

At ONE Spokane Stadium, soccer and small-batch brews collide in a celebration of competition and craft. The 2024 debut of Spokane Velocity FC and Spokane Zephyr FC, the city’s men’s and women’s professional soccer teams,  drove a surge of spirit into the second season. From the Velocity’s playoff push to the Zephyr’s sold-out opener, the stadium echoed with energy. As the action unfolds this season, fans can quench their thirst with the Velocity’s sponsor Lumberbeard Brewing, amongst other local favorites. From footwork to froth, every play calls for a pint to pair.

ROAM & REST

After a day of indulgence, burn off those craft beer calories with a walk on one of Spokane Valley’s picturesque pathways. Whether winding 37 miles on the Centennial Trail or tracing an old railroad on the Appleway Trail, both routes provide a safe and scenic passage through Spokane Valley’s breathtaking beauty. ​​Plus, conveniently placed parking and restrooms help you start your adventure with ease. For added excitement, hike to new heights on the trails of Dishman Hills or Antoine Peak for panoramic views of the Valley. When your day of discovery ends, settle into the hospitality of Spokane Valley’s hotels. From trusted chains to independent inns, the valley offers a variety of accommodations. Plus, with free parking and convenient freeway connections at every hotel, your stay will be seamless and stress-free. So, close your tab and cozy up—tomorrow’s taps await.