Floodland Brewing FAQ
Last updated 12/28/2020

This FAQ covers general beer availability and brewery details. If you only want information on Oakworks on bottle sales, read the oakworks faq:
http://floodlandbrewing.com/oakworks.txt

Floodland is a brewery in Seattle. The brewery came into existence in 2016, began brewing in early 2017. Floodland released our first beers in January 2018. We sell bottles online for in person pickup. We do not maintain much communication outside of email and some words on this site.

Frequently asked questions.

>> Where can I find your beer?
1, we do online "public" sales for in person pick up in Seattle several times per year. http://floodlandbrewing.com/oakworks.txt

2, we usually have bottles for on site consumption at Aelder/Hogstone on Orcas Island and Ursa Minor on Lopez Island. [During COVID era that's not currently the cas. We'll update this FAQ if/when these spots reopen for service with our beer.]

3, we sometimes send beer out for events. Sign up for our news mailing list for announcements. We don't do much draught beer. Checking social media for The Masonry in Seattle is your best bet if you are coming in from out of town.

4, we pour annually at the Farmhouse Fest at The Masonry in Seattle, and often at the farmhouse fests in BC and Portland. In spring we do an annual draught party in Seattle, Goth Tiki, usually in June.


>> Do you have a taproom?
No. We are focused on putting out bottled beer.


>> How do I find out about _______?
You can email info at floodlandbrewing dot com with questions and if it isn't answered here or on the Oakworks faq linked above we'll do our best to respond. We don't see DMs on instagram. Don't believe any of that shit on facebook.

The best way to get general news and information is to sign up for the news mailing list on floodlandbrewing.com.


>> When was this beer bottled/released?
We mark fruit refermentation beers based on harvest year and saisons based on the bottling year (some of the early beers were labeled by release year). Because of our lengthy bottle conditioning, this means most fruit beers are released in the year following the fruit harvest. There is a log of bottles which have been released with packaging dates:

http://www.floodlandbrewing.com/bottles.txt


>> Why is your website text?
I never sleep, cause sleep is the cousin of death.