Friday, November 17, 2017

32. No-Li Brewery

            
            While it’s no longer October, it’s still autumn and beer season (isn’t it always beer season?) so I have to tell you about another brewery here in the Inland Northwest that I really enjoy. It’s in Spokane and it’s called No-Li. I haven’t been there too many times but I’ve found you can buy their beer in other places around here. One of my favorites is their March Forth IPA. I always like a citrusy IPA and this one is nice and orange-y and oranges are my favorite citrus fruit. I don’t claim to be a big fan of fruity beers but I don’t really think of those citrus tones in an IPA to be all that fruity, they just add a freshness to a typically bitter flavor and for me the combination is great. But have no fear. At No-Li you can get a variety of beers from my favorite IPA’s to stouts and Hefeweizens.
          The brewery itself is in a kind of strip mall just east of the Gonzaga campus on the Spokane River. It has good pub food that is reasonably priced and, like I said, good beer. Next door to the brewery is also Dry Fly Distillery. (It has nice Gin.) The parking lot area is the typical non-descript suburban strip mall but then you walk into the mall, down a hallway past the distillery into the micro-brewery and it’s almost a world of its own with views out onto the river. Inside there is the bar with plenty of televisions (all silenced) so you can watch a game. I’m suspecting the place is hopping during the Zag games, but I have never been there during any game of particular interest to me. At any rate, the place is a fun spot with good beer and for that I am grateful.                                                    

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