Maui Brewing Co. brewers of Bikini Blonde, Big Swell IPA, and CoCoNut Porter have expanded their off-island distribution to Washington State in a signed deal with Click Wholesale Distributing of Kent, Washington.
Click Wholesale Distributing and their sister Co. Click Distributing East will give Maui Brewing Co. availability throughout the entire state of Washington, including some portions of Idaho. Maui Brewing Co. beers can also be found in Hawaii, Oregon, and California.
“We have received many requests from the Pacific Northwest region for real Hawaiian beers from the moment we began canning. Consumers definitely know what they want. At Maui Brewing Co., by practicing what we preach and continuing to work hard at keeping our product wholly produced and packaged on Maui – sometimes against all odds – we are giving consumers exactly what they are asking for – a genuinely Hawaiian-made world class beer. Earlier this year we added Oregon to our “ohana” and sales have been going well. Now we are extremely proud to be able to bring MBC products to our friends in the state of Washington.” — states Garrett Marrero of Maui Brewing Co..
Maui Brewing Co. was founded in 2005 by Garrett Marrero and Melanie Oxley, they brew and can their beers on the island of Maui. They operate a 7-barrel brewpub and a 25-barrel production brewing and canning facility. More information about Maui Brewing Co. and their beers can be found at: mauibrewingco.com.
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