Roslyn Brewing Company

So glad we stopped in here. Great, clean tasting beers. Not clouded with too many hops or malts just amazing flavor. I am totally impressed with the great selection, friendly service and cozy atmosphere. We will definitely be back.

Great little place! Glad we stopped here on our way home from camping.
We ordered the sampler (about 6 beers) and really enjoyed the Roslyn Dark Lager the best. The others were all pretty good & especially refreshing on a hot day. I think it was $ 8 for the sampler.
The tap room inside is lovely with room for a few people on the bar but the dog friendly back patio was the best! There were about 6 tables set up (some in sun, some covered, some in shade) and some great music playing. Lovely little area — can’t wait to come back!
Also, who knew that downtown Roslyn was so cute? I loved the «old town» vibe.
PS — There is no food but they have the menu for a local pizza place.

I love this place because it is one of the last places in Roslyn that now allows dogs! Water bowls are always out. Enjoyed a frosty mug of Root beer today.

During our trip and tour of breweries we did the best quality breweries seemed to be in Roslyn. We went to two already, one in Ellensburg and one in Kittitas and had a tepid opinion towards the beer at those two breweries.
I already had two IPA’s and I thought as we got into the cooler environment of the mountains it was time for something a little bit darker.
At this brewery I got their main flagship beer, the Dark Roslyn Lager. The flavor was nice and complex and was so very smooth.
Steve got the Pale Brookside Lager which was also very good.
Roslyn is a cute little town to hang out in. They have two breweries both very close to each other and several pretty good restaurants to eat at which is nice. You can just dump the car and walk around town.

Great brewery! My husband and I decided to kill time on Memorial Day to try and wait out traffic and found this brewery (how did we not notice it before?). We’ve heard of their beer before, but never stopped in.
Anyhow, I love that they have many different size options for tasting. This could be a normal thing in breweries, I have no idea. But I did get to try a 4 oz. taster of their Roslyn dark lager. I enjoyed it. Wasn’t too bitter and went down smooth. My husband had their Brookside Lager, which I also enjoyed. It was nice and light. He also had the IPL, which I wasn’t in love with. But their Root Beer tho… *swoon* Sweet goodness.
The bartendress was really nice. It was fairly quiet for a nice, sunny afternoon. It wasn’t quite warm enough to sit on the patio, but it looked relaxing out there. It was pretty laid back inside. A small, intimate space. I would recommend stopping by if you’re in the area :)

I’ve always loved their true lager beers which makes them stand out against other Washington brewers who just focus on ales. The tap room is cozy and worth a visit when you are in Roslyn. They also have a beautiful biergarten. You can also enjoy their beer across the street at the awesome Village Pizza or Tim’s Tavern in Seattle.

They had 4 beers on tap the last time I stopped in, the time before that they only had 2 so it was an improvement. Roslyn is a nice town to visit and if you visit you have to stop in here for a beer. They don’t serve any food, you might get some popcorn or something, but no meals, so if you are hungry you’ll need to go elsewhere or maybe bring something in with you. The bar area is small, but if it’s nice outside you can sit in their outside area and enjoy your beer (s). It’s worth the stop if you are in the area and if you are a WABL member, it’s worth a stamp in the passport!

This is a must if you’re in town and like craft beer. It’s a small brewery with only a few beers on tap, but their beers are excellent! I can’t remember her name, but the lady who was working the day my bf and I went was very friendly and informative. Even if you’ve already had Roslyn Brewing beers at The Brick, a trip to Roslyn wouldn’t be complete without a stop here!

Turns out some of the best beer in the world is here. Sit out back, close your eyes, and relish what will be one of the most ridiculous beer encounters you’ll ever have.

Great place to share a pitcher with your friends. The beer is excellent.

We stopped in to grab an afternoon beer after doing some tourist-​y stuff in town. We absolutely loved getting to chat with the bar tender and learning about the town from her. We also enjoyed our beers, while watching the snow fall. I would definitely go back!

OK — you’ve done your obligatory Northern Exposure «tour» or Roslyn, and now that you’ve realized that there isn’t much else beyond the café mural, you’re looking for something to do. Squint your eyes across the street and look for the little Roslyn Brewing Company. I do mean little. Inside (which is where you’ll be spending most of your winter/​snow days) there is not much beyond the bar itself and the popcorn machine (no food here). It looks like they have a beer garden that would be advantageous during the warm months, and of which I may make the drive back for to experience. As others have mentioned, three taps: Their light, their flagship, and their seasonal brew: all of which were very drinkable and served to us by the nicest lady (who shared with the bar how she likes a pint of the Roslyn Beer for the cold walk home in the snow as it takes away the care if she slips and lands on her butt). Good atmosphere, good beer, and at $ 3.50 a pint, how can you not afford a full sampling of all three?

Beer was okay, root beer was awesome! The lady at the bar was very friendly and put up with our loud bunch of people graciously :)

This place is a cute little hole in the wall brewery with decent beers. From the outside it looks like it would be bigger, or with more variety. However, how cool is it that there is a little brewery in the cute town of Roslyn? The bartender the served us our pints was very nice and talkative also. They also offered growlers to go, but I can’t remember if you had to bring your own in or if they sold it. It would be cool if they could expand and open a restaurant in their taproom, or have a larger variety of snacks and food available! Not sure if it would be possible for them though, they seem like a small business.

Yes, they only have 3 beers on tap here (2 regulars and one «special») but they are pretty good for out in the middle of nowhere.
My friends and I stopped in after a weekend of camping at Lake Easton State Park and to cross off another brewing from our WABL List. The inside taproom is very small but that’s why their outdoor space is perfect for a hot sunny day (and enjoying a beer or 2). They do growler fills and carry 22 oz. bottles of their brews.

A nice cozy little place worth a look if you are in the area… and if it’s open, which it very often is not. Not a big selection is brewed here, with only two lagers on tap. Tried both. Not too bad at all. There is a nice long wooden bar in the front, a friendly staff, and a beer garden out back, where you may even have a run in with the local wildlife like I did.

Roslyn Brewing is a tiny little brewery in a tiny little mountain town about two hours east of Seattle on the dry side of the Cascades. It seems to be a hot spot for vacationers and campers during the summer months with very few people actually living there.
The tasting room features about 10 stools around a long bar, and that’s about it. There is a big television directly above one arm of the chairs, so it is not visible to half the room. But it’s a brewery first. The tasting room is obviously an afterthought.
There is no food there, but they do offer a menu from the restaurant next door and a paper plate full of pretzels.
Roslyn makes two beers at the moment: a thick and malty lager (or is it a pale?) as well as a dark lager. I bet both stick to the German Purity Laws. The taste is clean and fresh. There is obviously a lot of care and thought as to the ingredients. I bet there aren’t more than one or two varieties of both malts and hops used in either beer. Both are very drinkable and very enjoyable. I can’t wait to see what they come out with next.
Speaking of, the owner who was bartender says they are currently working on a few more styles and should be releasing them in the coming months. Can’t wait to try them!

Came in here one sunny winter afternoon since it was a brewery and I was driving through the mountains. I was unaware of their odd hours, but somehow lucked out on getting there when they were actually open.
The taproom is very small, but kind of old looking and cool. The beer selection consists of only two german style lagers. I got tasters of each, and wasn’t blown away, but they certainly didn’t suck either. After the tastes, I ordered their root beer. Speaking of something not sucking, daaaaaaang was this stuff good. Like most breweries that make a root beer, they make a damn fine one.
It would be nice if they offered some variety of german ale (to stick with their current style theme), or even a Kolsch to give one more option that isn’t a lager. The whole experience is pretty middle of the road, but all in all, the place is worth stopping by. It especially makes the quaint little town of Roslyn even more worth driving through when you’re headed over I-​90 through the pass. It’s a ways off the freeway, but worth it.

This place brews two beers and two beers only but hot damn, they are good stuff! They have the Brookside and the Roslyn (which is a darker beer that doesn’t taste heavy). Having enjoyed the local brews a couple of times while in and around Roslyn and Cle Elum we walked by hoping to check out the Brewing Company and perhaps take a growler back to Suncadia. They are only open Friday-​Saturday and Sunday but they have a phone number posted for take out orders during the week. We didn’t even have to call the numbers as the brew master was inside slaving away and opened up the door for us. This place is just a small taproom (no food), but super quaint and they have a fenced in area with some picnic tables for a nice cold brew after a hot day of mountain biking or hiking.
The kegs were disconnected so no growlers for us but he offered to sell us some bottles so we got 2 of each kind. All their bottles are 650ml. So if you are in town on a weekend stop in. Otherwise order some Roslyn beer at the Roslyn Café or down the street at the Brick. Prost!