i have been a customer for many years. ben and crew have always been very informative and…read moreaccomodating. in stock condition and variety of product is excellent! prices are also very reasonable. thanks guys, jack#2187

I really like this place. Sometimes in specialty shops the guys can make you feel like idiots if…read moreyou are just starting out or are learning. Not these guys, they are patient and have no egos. They truly want to advise and answer questions. No agenda just good folks work here. They have a great selection as well as very good prices. The beer recipes and suggestions have all turned out great. Thank you all for making this hobby fun!

Run for the hills! The 5-star reviews you may see are with the previous owner, Tony - rock…read morestar....there are NO 5-star with the new owner who lacks personality, empathy, helpfulness....anything you might need to get supplies. be careful.....if you have any other options (online) i would totally go for it. I have been a home brewer for decades and have never seen this lack of service.

Sold me 2 gallon fermentors and the lids don't seal air tight. Charges a premium but sells you…read morecheap grade products. Kinda stuck over a barrel buying from this place because these stores are a niche market but id recommend ordering from a website before shopping here.

Not many of these home brew places around anymore!…read more This place has many recipes for beers and all the equipment and ingredients for making them. Small to large batches, kits to parts, he kind of had it all. Of course, it's probably cheaper and quicker to purchase a case of your fave beer at the store but wouldn't it be such a treat to experience the actual steps to brew making and enjoy your own house made brew? Makes one appreciate the beer making process.

I'm so happy they're here. They're super helpful, have a decent inventory, and are easy to talk to…read moreabout a wide variety of ferments.

Hard to find their address, but they're in the little gray bldg, ste D. Call ahead to place your…read moreorder & pickup same day.

Relaxed atmosphere and you can bring your own food. They have a rotating beer menu and serve in 5,…read more8 and 16 oz. sizes. It's also a home brewing supply shop with a large selection of items. They also sell in growler sizes for take away.

Great selection of quality beer and cider. Clean ,…read morefamily-friendly, air conditioned, and great atmosphere. Staff is friendly and informed.

Excellent selection of things to help one with whatever fermentation project they have…read more Owner is knowledgeable and helpful. It's a little tricky navigating the area as every business looks alike and many are crammed into a small business park. Business is also active with fellow brewers.

Easy to find. Stocked exactly what I needed at reasonable prices. Spike had opportunities to upsell…read moreme and talked me out of buying more. He also spoke at length with me about my project and offered sound advice probably worth more than my purchase. This place is solid.

Good selection of yeasts, malts, grains, equipment. Knowledgeable and nice staff. Fair pricing on…read morevariety of products.

Shocked and disappointed to learn that Jon sold this business. My brother and I have regularly…read moresupported Olympic Brewing Supplies since the 90's when Jon's father in law Bill started it. We could have more easily bought our brewing supplies on-line or in Seattle but we chose to drive to Bremerton to consult with and support Bill, then Jon. We also enjoyed chatting with and getting brewing advice from the exceptional and longtime employee, Sean. They are no longing stocking whole hops, only pellets. New manager seems ok but she's not a beer brewer and somehow, that's just seems wrong. I also understood they'll be adding a taproom? Me thinks the turpentine/Pliny IPA hipsters may have arrived in East Bremerton.

1st time at this brewery. Over 20 beers and ciders on tap. Pretty quiet with just a few other…read morepeople. Bartender friendly enough - was able to try a couple of tastes before deciding. Food truck with burgers outside but we didn't try. At least 4 TVs and there's an outside area.

One of my favorite places in the Seattle area. You can bring your own food inside or order from one…read moreof the daily rotating food trucks out front. Dogs are allowed inside and outside. Large seating areas on main floor and top floor. Such an incredible spot to take friends and family.

These guys have every part you could possibly need for legging, taps, kegerators, essentially…read moredispensing beers or brews. Their prices are killer and whats better is that they are actually super friendly and happy to answer any questions or to help you problem solve. This kind of service hardly exists anymore but Maurer keeps this tradition of real customer service alive. Conveniently located just south of Capitol Hill.

These guys are great - everything you need for jockey boxes, kegerators or even those hard to find…read moretaps. Besides the place itself being old school they have amazing customer service, the guys are really helpful and help you to get what you actually need and no upselling. They are just a few blocks down from the Vets and nearly opp the gas station. I say this because their building is a little non descript so its not so obvious.

Stopped here to get gas. Shell brand. Pricey compared to other gas stations in the area. It's…read morethe first place to get gas getting off the ferry and convenient for that reason. Gas pumps are slow and there wasn't any receipt paper. I took a pic of the pump for proof of purchase. Only 2 gas pumps available.

This is a Jekyll and Hyde family run mini-mart. In the morning, a elderly man works the counter and…read morehe is more then happy to take your money with a smile and ask you how your day is going. He always seems friendly and appears to like his job. In the evenings, a young man works the counter (I'm assuming the son or grandson of the man from the morning). He is either surly or indifferent about anyone shopping at the store. I make it my personal mission to ask him lots of pointless questions about nothing in particular and to be as cheerful as possible. I'm sure he thinks I'm crazy, but the look on his face when I walk in the store is like getting two bucks off the six pack of beer that I'm just about to buy. Last time I was there he had a friend with him behind the counter and they were both playing game-boys like a couple of 12 year old boys. I asked him what they were playing and he mumbled something about different games... Not sure what that means, so I asked him how much they charged for a $1 lottery ticket then bought a candy bar and walked out. Please note: If you want to use a credit card you have to buy more then $10 in a single purchase.