Sightseeing Part III

Not for kids:

Located where we locals call "The Eastside" (East of Lake Washington, not Seattle.) are two different but similar venues that are for adults.

One is the Red Hook Brewery. They have tours of the brewery for $1. I think when we went that meant trying five different beers. They may have had malted barley to try or toasted hops as well, I don't remember. They have a pub too, but I don't recall it being memorable food. But I do seem to recall good pricing on cases if you are into that sort of thing.


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Practically right across the street is the Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery. They have free and pay tastings. I'm not particularly a fan, but I think Jennifer likes their bubbly. But if you are going to the brewery, it can't hurt to visit if you have a designated driver. (Or took the bus.) A popular thing to do as a resident of Seattle is to ride your bicycle on the Burke Gilman trail to these sites, partake in the tours and ride back. (Perhaps after a picnic or pub lunch.) Round trip on a bicycle from our house is about 40 miles.


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