Vote: The Seattle Magazine 2019 Readers’ Choice Beer Awards
Cast your votes for the best in local beer
By Seattle Magazine Staff February 19, 2019
This July, Seattle magazine will be featuring the winners of our annual Seattle Magazine Beer Awards. Winners of the tasting portion will be selected by a panel of local beer experts, including Seattle magazine beer writer Kendall Jones.
But we’re also looking to our readers to help us determine the best in local beer experiences.
Vote for your favorites now! The top five nominees will appear in the July issue of Seattle magazine, on sale June 18.
Fill out the survey below. Entries are due by March 18.
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Check out the winners of the Beer Awards from last year here, and see the Readers’ Choice winners here.
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