Live in Everett Podcast Ep. 32: Scuttlebutt's Phil Bannan Jr.
This week on the podcast we sat down with Scuttlebutt Brewery's General Manager and son of the owners Phil Bannan Jr. Starting out in 1996, Scuttlebutt became one of the first breweries in Everett. Twenty years later, they still have a loyal staff (some working their for over ten years) and are still locally, family owned. No sell-outs here.
Tune it to find out who Scuttle is and what summer night fun they've got in the works.
Phil Bannan Jr., General Manager
Check out Scuttlebutt and their brews on their website here. Don't forget about their $2 pints on Thursday nights at the Cedar Street Brewery, $2 pints Wednesday nights at the Restaurant, and Cornhole Wednesdays.
Scuttlebutt Brewing - Restaurant & Pub
1205 Craftsman Way #101
Everett, WA 98201
Scuttlebutt Brewing - Brewery & Taproom
3310 Cedar Street
Everett, WA 98201
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