Vote: The Seattle Magazine 2018 Readers’ Choice Beer Awards
Help us determine the best in local beer, from Best Brew Pub to Best Beer Retailer to Most Iconic Washington Beer Brand and more.
By Seattle Magazine Staff February 22, 2018
Seattle is a great beer town, and in our July issue, we’re going to celebrate the best the city has to offer with our second annual Seattle Magazine Beer Awards.
But first: We want to hear from you!
We want you, our beloved readers, to help us determine the best in local beer, from Best Brew Pub to Best Beer Retailer to Most Iconic Washington Beer Brand and more. The top three finalists will be published, along with Kendall Jones’ editor’s pick for each category, in the July issue of Seattle Magazine, on sale June 19.
So see the survey below (or click here) and vote for your favorites. Entries are due by March 12.
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Check out the winners of the inaugural Beer Awards from last year here, and see the Readers’ Choice winners here.
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