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Bottle, "Counter Gin, Hand-Crafted Distilled Gin", Batch 206 Distillery, Seattle, WA, 2014

Counter Gin is a product manufactured by local small batch operation, Batch 206 Distillery. Founded in 2012, Batch 206 is located in Seattle and is owned and operated by Jeff Steichen and his wife Daleen Esterhuizen, former owners of the Showbox music venues in Seattle for over 20 years.
ID Number:2014.28.10
Date:2014
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Beer bottle, "Pedal Strike Pale Ale," from Peddler Brewing Company, Seattle, WA, 2014

Peddler Brewing Company is a microbrewery that opened in 2013 in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle. The owners are avid cyclists, thus the name "Peddler."
ID Number:2014.28.13
Date:2014
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Beer Bottle, "Watchstander Stout" gluten-free, Ghostfish Brewing Company, Seattle, WA, 2015

Ghostfish Brewing Company, a Seattle microbrewery, is one of the first to feature a varied selection of gluten-free beers. The three founders were motivated by the fact that they were gluten-intolerant and they had close friends and family members who could not eat gluten themselves.
ID Number:2014.28.17
Date:2015
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Beer bottle, KEXP Transistor IPA, Scuttlebutt Brewing Company, 2015

Scuttlebutt Brewing Company was founded in 1995 by Phil and Cynthia "Scuttle" Bannan, a husband and wife couple in Everett, Washington. The name comes from a nickname given to Cynthia by her father when she was a child. This brew celebrates the Seattle public radio station KEXP-FM that first aired in 1972 and features alternative and indie rock music.
ID Number:2014.28.18
Date:2015
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Growler bottle, "RGB", from Rachel's Ginger Beer, 2015

Rachel Marshall and her partner, Adam Peters, founded Rachel's Ginger Beer in Seattle in 2011. Influenced by the quality and craftsmanship of British ginger beers, they used fresh produce from local farms to brew their ginger beer. They opened several shops in the Seattle area and ship all over the US. Tragically, Rachel passed away in 2023 at the age…
ID Number:2014.28.20
Date:2015
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Beer bottle, "Pike Hive Five Salish Lodge & Spa Hopped Honey Ale", from the Pike Brewing Co., Seattle, WA, 2016

The Pike Brewing Co. started in 1989, and the unique name of this beer celebrates a collaboration between the historic Salish Lodge & Spa and Pike Brewing. It's a blend of the honey from the Salish apiary with the Yakima Valley hops used in Pike Brewing.
ID Number:2014.28.21
Date:2016
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Whiskey bottle, "Batch No. 12 Bourbon Whiskey," from Heritage Distilling Co., Gig Harbor, 2016

Justin Stiefel founded the Heritage Distillery Company (HDC) in 2012 in Gig Harbor. Batch No. 12 is so named because, according to the label, "It took us 12 attempts to find the perfect recipe for this quality product. Our search took us to Russia, Poland, Scotland, England, Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, and beyond." The number 12 also refers to the Seattle…
ID Number:2014.28.22
Date:2016
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Beer bottle, "Pike Seafair Summer Ale", Pike Brewing Co., Seattle, WA, 2017

The Pike Brewing Co. started in 1989, and this beer celebrates the Seattle Seafair summer event held annually since 1950.
ID Number:2014.28.23
Date:2017
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Jones Soda bottle, Blue Bubble Gum Soda, featuring the Rat City Rollergirls, 2006

This bottle came from Valerie Morris, who skated under the name Valtron 3000 when she played for the Throttle Rockets team of the Rat City Rollergirls roller derby league based in the White Center neighborhood of Seattle.
ID Number:2014.36.16
Date:2006
Image of Jones Soda bottle, Green Apple Soda, featuring the Rat City Rollergirls Derby Liberation Front (DLF), 2005

Jones Soda bottle, Green Apple Soda, featuring the Rat City Rollergirls Derby Liberation Front (DLF), 2005

This Jones Soda bottle celebrates the Rat City Rollergirls 2005 Champions, the Derby Liberation Front (DLF). The Rat City Rollergirls is a Seattle area women's flat track roller derby league that includes the Rain of Terror team, the Sockit Wenches, and others. A founding member of the Women's Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA), the Rat City Rollergirls' cleverly-named teams have…
ID Number:2014.36.RefJonesSoda
Date:2005
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