Holy Mountain Brewing Company

They refuse to give any samples because they say it takes time they can use to serve others. The were to could and me, total of 5 people in the whole place ...

Top or top 2 brewery in Seattle! Beers are unbelievable and it doesn't hurt that they spin records too. I want mad about listening to Zeppelin 2 during my visit:)

Holy Mountain might be my favorite Seattle brewery. It is simple and modern, plays metal exclusively and every single beer I have had has clearly been made with care, expertise and intention.

The Black Beer was great!

Great folks, great beer!

Beers are solid. I like the heavy metal vibe. Parking is goofy. No flights and no samples is kind of bullsh*t.

We went in on the evening of August 31, 2024. The staff member on duty was very friendly, and unbelievably knowledgeable about the beers on tap, explaining the ones we chose very easily. The beers themselves were beyond amazing! The music selection was also incredible (assuming you enjoy heavy metal, like we do). Both my girlfriend and I loved this brewery, and will be adding it to our list of breweries to visit in Seattle! Holy Mountain is fully worth the trip from Calgary!

Great beers!! The ambience is kinda boring and too relaxed

Had to drive by twice before trying the back alley and seeing this taproom. Friendly staff, good selection of different types of beer available. Self serve water. I found parking confusing with all the "No parking" signs.

**1. The Glass of Thunder:**

In the frost-kissed halls of Valhalla, where the echoes of electric guitars reverberate through the mead-soaked air, the Nordic gods of metal music gather. Their thirst, like their riffs, knows no bounds. And so, the master brewer of the divine brewery crafts a glass of beer worthy of these immortal headbangers. The obsidian-black glass, etched with runes of power, gleams mysteriously. A creamy, khaki head rests atop, like the foam of a stormy sea whipped by Odin's winds. When held to the light, crimson highlights dance within, reminiscent of the blood spilled in epic battles.

**2. A Symphony of Flavors:**
Roasted malt and campfire smoke intertwine—a scent that lingers like the memory of a thousand guitar solos. Hints of Nordic spices—juniper berries, cloves, and a dash of Odin's wisdom—waft forth. The first sip is a lightning strike: bold, electrifying. Dark chocolate, burnt caramel, and a chorus of espresso beans sing a harmonious riff. A crescendo of licorice and oak barrels, aged in the roots of Yggdrasil, follows suit. The mouthfeel is full-bodied, like the armor of a berserker, yet velvet-smooth, as if Freyja herself weaves silk from moonbeams. Carbonation dances like Valkyries on a battlefield.

**3. The Final Chord:**
Lingering warmth, akin to standing too close to Surtur's flames. A final chord of bitterness, like the taste of betrayal. The gods raise their horns, chanting, "Skål!" as they drain the glass, ready to rock the realms once more. And so, the glass of Mjölnir's Brew stands empty, a tribute to the gods who shred across the cosmos. May their mosh pits echo through eternity! ??

I love HM, it has been a regular haunt for my friends and I for a little over a year; the selection is always great and the atmosphere is one of the best for young (and almost not so young) adults in Seattle. Yesterday (meant to get his name) the man in the glasses handling the bar around 515 provided exceptional recommendations and service. There was a little hiccup with our bill but even though it got busy he made sure that we were well taken care of in the end while leading us to two great brews that I hadn’t tried before -and just might be my new favorites. Thank you for being cool and reminding me why I keep coming back

Great atmosphere. The pizza we had was phenomenal, and the cocktails are great! I would deffinitely reccomend the bourbon sampler and getting your favorite in an old-fashioned. The prices for food and drink are what you might expect from a distillery, but it was well worth it for the quality and experience.

Walked here after a long walk up the park for a drink, walked in and asked for a taster of a drink which they said they don’t do tasters only 6oz drinks, then proceeded to ask me for my ID which I pulled out my government issued UK drivers license and was told they only except passports and US drivers licenses, I have never experienced this in any other bar in the United States or in any other country I have visited. The server was rude and felt very unwelcoming. Do not recommend to anyone

Whoever drives this brewery’s delivery van might be drinking too much of the product. Most bald, bespectacled, white men do tend to act like they own everything, including the road, but this gentleman was downright reckless. The beer is not bad and the space is cool but I won’t be returning after today’s incident. I can’t support a business that hires such an awful person.

No sycamores to be found. Just industry, Coop! The buzzing of electricity is abundant and the rush of traffic will peel the skin right off your face.But behind the veil, you’ll find a cool place with excellent beverages served by fine folk. The music was deliciously loud and the lagers were most quaffable. I enjoyed the German style lager on the lugr and the imperial brown ale. Big hitters!Trippy merchandise as well made me feel like a real American consumer. 5 stars for sure. Just don’t take a photo of your beer. It sucks the soul right out of it!Meanwhile…