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Basalt Brewing to open in old Vancouver Fire Department station

Business plans to open next year near Main Street Safeway in Shumway neighborhood

By Will Campbell, Columbian Associate Editor
Published: August 25, 2021, 6:02am
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The future home of Basalt Brewery, at 400 E. 37th St., will be about 13,000 square feet, and the owners envision having a few food trucks in the parking lot. There are no additions planned for the building, but the interior will undergo a large renovation; the owners hired<a href="https://www.sumdesignstudio.com/brewery"> SUM Design Studio based in Portland</a>.
The future home of Basalt Brewery, at 400 E. 37th St., will be about 13,000 square feet, and the owners envision having a few food trucks in the parking lot. There are no additions planned for the building, but the interior will undergo a large renovation; the owners hired SUM Design Studio based in Portland. (Joshua Hart/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

The former Vancouver Fire Department station near the Main Street Safeway in Vancouver’s Shumway neighborhood will be transformed into a new brewery and taproom called Basalt Brewing.

Co-owner Joshua Pritchett, former head brewer at Backwoods Brewing and co-owner of Gossip in the Grain Taphouse east of Orchards, said that the brewery will open in about a year, in summer 2022.

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