Four Horsemen Brewery

The Four Horsemen Brewery never disappoints! All of the beer and cider is crazy delicious, the atmosphere is fun, relaxed, and welcoming, and the staff is incredibly nice! It's seriously the best brewery in Washington! I'd even argue this place us the best in the US :)

This is located (essentially) in a residential neighborhood in their front yard. There is a nice gravel parking area. You walk up to the garage/order counter to order your beer and snacks. You then sit under the covered tent to eat and drink. They have portable space heaters which is nice. There is one unisex porta potty for restroom needs. It's clean and well stocked. There is a portable hand wash station as well. I give this five stars because it is a very comfortable and relaxed environment and the beer is excellent! We ordered the pretzels and beer cheese which is very good and reasonably priced. They have a TV so you can watch the game as well. They also sell nice shirts and growlers like the "bigger" breweries. Covid safety protocol are in place. We felt safe and the place is clean and well ventilated! We will be back!

This place was absolutely amazing, it doesn't matter what kind of beer person you are they have something for you. Myself I love Ambers and this was by far the best Amber I've ever had. If you're an IPA person which... I am definitely not LOL but even their IPA was really good. It's a little out-of-the-way but the environment, the feel and the care that you can literally see at this establishment make it well worth it! I have never given a five star review to a brewery before so that in itself should say something!

You head way out 18 to where Pacific Raceways is (you know, some of us still call it S.I.R.). and you're kinda out in the sticks. There are houses and warehouses scattered around here; people can buy multi-acre lots--some build houses that have a horse-stable/mansion feel, some build big shops, but most of them have projects in mind when they build out here. The folks who operate FHBC clearly had that kind of vibe going, and they've put a brewery and taproom into effect. There are big signs on the fence out at the road, and you head down a long gravel driveway and onto their property. Set back from the access road they have their house, their shop, a big tent with outdoor heaters, a port-a-potty, and plenty of parking. The parking can get puddle-y after a big rain, even with all the gravel laid down. There's seating for about 35 folks inside the tent, and a little brewery with a bank of tap handles in the shop building. They've clearly built up the operation a lot, but it still feels like a family affair. Mom was selling the beer yesterday, and most likely Dad is brewing it and helps sell sometimes. They had 6 beers pouring, all familiar American ales--IPA, stout, amber, and so on. Mom took her time pouring perfect pints, offered some complimentary pretzels, and answered every question about the beer. She's very cheerful and friendly and a great host. I was nervous about not having cash but it turns out they take credit cards. Nice!Peeking through the door, it looks like they have a 3-barrel system and plenty of equipment, all clean and organized. They're straddling the boundary between a giant homebrew operation and a fledgling small pro brewery, and clearly they're taking a very professional approach. Out in the tent, a few people who seemed like they were probably local were hanging out and having pints. There's a funky, cool mix of patio furniture, old indoor furniture, and maybe some old church pews under the heaters in the tent. It has that college party feel to it, in a good way. I wonder what it's like when it gets packed. We tried a fresh hop IPA, which is an unexpected find in March (maybe the hops were grown indoors...everybody else harvests fresh hops in October), and a light-bodied stout. Both had great flavors and aromas, but the yeast seemed a bit overworked, because there unfortunately were swimming-pool-toy flavors and smells in there too. With happier yeast, these beers would be good. Most likely the future batches will be good, once they correct that. Prices were good, and this was a fun place to visit.

Way better than anticipated. Will definitely go back. New favorite local brewery. Had a flight of all beers on tap and enjoyed most of them. The food onsite exceeded expectations.

Beer and food here on new year's day was our first experience dining out since COVID hit. We were fully prepared to cancel and go home if we felt at all unsafe. Instead, it was the greatest evening. Sophia, the person running everything, had great recommendations on the beers and why we would like them. She wore a mask whenever we approached her or she served us. The food (we had salmon gumbo) was hot and ready almost immediately. The propane heater kept us cozy under the tent (the tent is very large and has two walls, so enough to block the wind but not enough to be enclosed). When another couple showed up, they were seated a safe distance away. We want to go back ASAP.

Just moved to WA and found this gem! Great outside atmosphere and outside only seating. Love finding local places like this! A break from "our" norm for sure! We will be back!

Great local brewery! I have the mango lager mixed with blackberry seltzer. They also offer really good food! Staff were very welcoming.

The food is incredible, beers are tasty, and there's plentiful outdoor covered seating. It's crazy how low key and out of the way this place is compared to how good it is. Please check it out!

Excellent brew pub. Relaxed vibe with excellent beer. Outdoor and indoor seating, games, and excellent food! Don't miss this gem. Like they guy next to us said, best food around for miles!