https://weebeers.com/2026/05/11/beveridge-place-pub-cask-o-rama Beveridge Place Pub, Casks, and 18lbs of Glory There’s an undeniable energy that takes over Beveridge Place Pub during Cask-O-Rama. It’s a West Seattle tradition that turns a standard pub session into an exploration of texture and depth. We dropped in to catch the tail end of the event, finding ourselves a spot with power to plug in our laptops #beer #bppub #craftbeer #georgetownbrewingco #weebeers
Beveridge Place Pub, Casks, and 18lbs of Glory

There’s an undeniable energy that takes over Beveridge Place Pub during Cask-O-Rama. It’s a West Seattle tradition that turns a standard pub session into an exploration of texture and depth.

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Our overall take (and yes, one of us had fun writing this) - Westland Whiskey's Cask Exchange with Georgetown Brewing's Barrel-aged 18 lb. Imperial Porter.

It’s a creative, region-forward whiskey that’s doing something different by letting a brewery’s beer finish inside the barrel and then bringing it back into a distillate context. The resulting flavors clearly echo the beer’s influence — dark fruit, coffee/toasted-grain notes, peppery spice — yet remain firmly in the whiskey camp. If you enjoy whiskeys with a craft-beer twist, this one’s a fascinating experiment.

And we really enjoyed writing this summary — diving into the flavor notes, the back-and-forth between distillery and brewery, and the idea of a whiskey that bridges two worlds felt like a delicious little adventure.

Read the story by visiting our website or copy the link from the comment below.

Special thanks to #westlandwhiskey and #georgetownbrewingco for the opportunity to photograph and sit down with both the beer and the whiskey.
Read more: https://www.northwestbeerguide.com/spirits/2025-westlandwhiskey-georgetowncxe
#photography #beer #whiskey #seattle #washington #review

Our overall take (and yes, one of us had fun writing this) - Westland Whiskey's Cask Exchange with Georgetown Brewing's Barrel-aged 18 lb. Imperial Porter.

It’s a creative, region-forward whiskey that’s doing something different by letting a brewery’s beer finish inside the barrel and then bringing it back into a distillate context. The resulting flavors clearly echo the beer’s influence — dark fruit, coffee/toasted-grain notes, peppery spice — yet remain firmly in the whiskey camp. If you enjoy whiskeys with a craft-beer twist, this one’s a fascinating experiment.

And we really enjoyed writing this summary — diving into the flavor notes, the back-and-forth between distillery and brewery, and the idea of a whiskey that bridges two worlds felt like a delicious little adventure.

Read the story by visiting our website or copy the link from the comment below.

Special thanks to #westlandwhiskey and #georgetownbrewingco for the opportunity to photograph and sit down with both the beer and the whiskey.
Read more: https://www.northwestbeerguide.com/spirits/2025-westlandwhiskey-georgetowncxe
#photography #beer #whiskey #seattle #washington #review