Timber City Ginger Beer
8103 8th Ave S #105, Seattle
(206) 617-5527
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8103 8th Ave S #105, Seattle
(206) 617-5527
Outstanding, simply the best ginger beer I've ever experienced. Try for yourself. I started with it after consuming a nice meal.
The place is closed down and now is John honest sculptor.com
Thank you for all the fresh and variety ginger beer you had produced! You made this guy really content while exploring Seattle!
Thank you for all the fresh and variety ginger beer you had produced! You made this guy really content while exploring Seattle!
Probably the best alcoholic ginger beer I’ve ever tasted (the imperial). Shocked this was my first time trying it. But now that I know this exists, I’m sure it will be accompanying me to every backyard party this summer. Thanks for making a great product yall!
Good stuff!
The best ginger beer in the PNW.
We tried your product at Georgetown brewery and wanted to take some home. We visited your store at 4:30 on a Thurs but it was closed. Please post your hours, thank you!
Owners were great! Was a very pleasant time talking about the brewery! Hope to come back again when market is open#4starjesus
Out of all the NW produced ginger beer, Timber City knocks them out of the park. Every time I crack a can open I feel instantly transported to my happy place, like in Happy Gilmore, Grandma is happy, my taste buds shoot a hole in one!Try a can today, try a seasonal flavor, transport to your happy place!!!
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This is by far the worst ginger beer I have ever had in my 40 plus years enjoying this type of beverage. I bought it because it is a local company. Never again 5 bucks for a 16oz can. Down the drain it went!
best ginger beer outside of the UK.
Picked up our CSA at Timber City on Sunday and bought a pack of each ginger beer ?. Loving them all! Crisp, spicy, yummy all around. Can’t wait to go back next week!
This is hands down the best ginger beer. If a Moscow mule is your go-to cocktail, you gotta meet TC. The owners are friendly as hell and you can swing by, try some ginger beer, and buy cans or growlers. And you’ll see em at local farmers markets too. Get some and support local!
Yum! I got three kinds of ginger beer while picking up some Hama Hama oysters that they had done a collaboration with: Ginger beer (regular), Seasonal Pear-Jasmine, and Barrel Aged Peach ( 9% alcohol). The Regular and Pear-Jasmine went really well with our oysters and clams meal, and the Barrel Aged Peach with the BBQ dinner the following night. ????
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