Logan Brewing Company
Logan Brewing Company crafts contemporary beer styles with ingredients from the Pacific Northwest. The Kent taproom has more than a dozen beers on tap, including Easy Mode Blonde Ale, Demoman Scotch Ale and Power Up Punch. Outside food is welcome; light snacks are sold on-site.
Logan Brewing Company was named for Logan Palumbo. In his memory, a portion of the brewery’s profits goes to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Logan’s passion for video and board games inspires the company’s beers and taproom decor.
Sidetrack Distillery
Sidetrack Distillery offers a true farm-to-bottle experience. Everything that goes into Sidetrack’s award-winning, fruit-based spirits happens right on Larry and Lucy Persons’ 6-acre Lazy River Farm—from planting and harvesting to distilling and bottling. Tastings available by appointment.
PNW Wines & Soos Creek Wine Cellars
Visit Duke’s Seafood and Mama Stortini’s at Kent Station for wine selections heavily favoring Pacific Northwest producers. Plan a midweek outing for half-priced bottles (Mondays at Duke’s, Wednesdays at Mama Stortini’s). From the robust happy hour menus to seafood and pasta entrees, you’ll find just the right pairing for your pours.
Soos Creek Wine Cellars winemaker David Larson has been quietly producing in Kent since the 1980s. This small-production winery is dedicated solely to creating quality Washington reds and sources its grapes from some of the oldest and finest vineyards in the state. Soos Creek has garnered accolades and awards for its handcrafted wines, along with loads of 90+ ratings from noted wine critics.
Except for its annual customer-appreciation open house, Soos Creek Wine Cellars is not open to the public. Its wines are available via mail order, in retail outlets and at restaurants.