Bosk Brew Works

Bosk offers a great place to have a beer with a friend or a large group in the Woodinville area. They have both indoor and outdoor seating, a wonderful selection of beer and friendly employees. I will be back !

My wife and I met our friends here for a couple beers. Free parking can be found in the parking lot. Discover is an accepted form or payment. Free WiFi is offered.Bosk doesn't have a kitchen on-site so outside food is welcome. Small snacks (chips, nuts etc...) can be purchased.Orders are placed at the bar. Indoor and outdoor seating is available.I personally am not a Bosk beer fan (our friends are). My Duplicitous Hazy IPA was served on the warm side and took everything I had to choke it down. My wife wasn't too impressed with her Common Denominator Pilsner either.Staff left no impression on me. Honestly, the only time I foresee my return to Bosk is if our friends request it.

Nice staff and fun events when they have them (Been to trivia, and they let you bring your own food in!). I have also been to a private event here, and the space next to the main tasting area was great and spacious! This is also a dog friendly place (they have water bowls and treats) with large enough selection for everyone to find something. Parking is easy in the free lot outside.

I have to say, I am not a fan of German beers; but I had a great time at Bosk Brew Works. My friend and I learned about Bosk, as one of the offerings from the Woodinville Passport. Otherwise, we would've never known about this place. But I'm glad we do now.We visited on a Saturday night and the place was pretty busy, with people and dogs! I really like that the entire setup of Bosk is a German beer hall, with Bavarian flags displayed and communal tables, line by line. There was a tamale stand in the front of the space, if you don't want to help yourself to the free pretzels at the bar. They even had artwork displayed for sale from a local artist. I dug it. For the Woodinville Passport redemption, you can either choose to do their classic tasting flight or a pint of any of the beers from the tasting flight. With that said, I saw that most of the beers were German styles, which isn't really my thang. But I did see that they had an IPA, with proceeds going towards eastside non-profit, Hopelink. Very cool. I decided to get a pint of the IPA, which was light, yet solid.I would come back to Bosk Brew Works, especially since it's such a fun group setting. And I'm just glad that they do have a few IPAs, since this is Washington and all. But if German beers is your thing, or if you need a place to celebrate Oktoberfest, then Bosk Brew Works is where to go.

Great beers and ambiance, with a great tour. The equipment is well maintained and a very clean brewery. The bartender was friendly and very knowledgeable of the beer styles, equipment and processes used. A must see when in the Seattle area.

Great staff and great beer! Love that they have events like movies and trivia. Tons of seating available and they also have a lot of games, although they could use a couple more.Dog friendly! Plenty of parking.

There's a plethora of breweries to choose from in Woodinville, and as the newest addition Bosk holds up.The interior space is beautiful, and the atmosphere is pretty solid. It's not a party brewpub, but rather a sit back, relax, and hang out brewpub. Just my speed. Tried every beer on offer. They were all pretty good, but not particularly outstanding. Just good, solid beers that won't surprise your palette.Worth a shot.

Here's another Woodinville warehouse converted to bring adult beverages to the world. This is one of the biggest of any type, and among breweries, it's the best in the area. You're going by huge clusters of warehouses packed with tastings rooms; some parking lots have 10-15 signs at the entrance, letting you know just how many rooms are pouring wine just around the same parking lot. Bosk is a bit set apart from such a tightly-packed area, but only by a few hundred yards. Their neighbors include a woodworking company and some of the other companies you would typically expect to diversify the tenant list in a warehouse. Bosk is a very serious brewery. They're new, but they're already massive, with a 30-barrel system and a phalanx of huge fermenters in a high-ceilinged room. They haven't completely packed it wall to wall, but it's an enormous space. They're brewing all the time, so they probably will pack it out soon enough. Right now they're hosting cornhole in the part of the room that isn't packed with stainless steel. The taproom is in the other room.The taproom features a long bar, and several long rows of picnic tables. There are a couple flat screens showing the game. People come and go all the time whenever the place is open. The beers are really nice--clean, balanced interpretations of many familiar styles and some you see less often. I had a landbier (unfiltered pils) yesterday. It was sparkling clear, so I might be misunderstanding whether filtering was involved, but either way it was delicious. We tried 3 other beers that were all equally good. This is a place I would happily revisit whenever I'm in the area. Their beers show up at lots of bars and taprooms around the area, too, and I look forward to trying more.

Great beer, love that it's a European style and easy to drink but the real kicker this weekend is they started TAMALES! So yummy!!! Good sized and very good.

LOCATION/VIBE: There's always friendly folks and at least one dog here! Small place in Woodinville's warehouse district. There's a gymnast's gym across the way and if you sit outside, you may see someone land an awesome stunt while you sip. BEER: German!EVENTS: They're having brewery tours on Sat, July 24 2021 and ice cream-beer floats on Sun, July 25 2021.