In the midst of COVID-19, 7 Seas Brewing updates the look and names of your favorite beers.

image courtesy 7 Seas Brewing

If you’re the tiny-bit nostalgic, then you no doubt recall your first 7 Seas beer you enjoyed. And like all firsts, the image of the label is like all things tattooed in your consciousness as fresh as the moment it happened. Do you recall the taste, the feeling of the perspiration lubricating your grip as your hand slides across the surface of the container? Owing to a bit of nostalgia and an ounce of cabin fever, 7 Seas Brewing is revamping their artwork for the next generation of imbibers.

Now in its 10th year of being an independently owned craft brewery, in the city of Tacoma, 7 Seas is happy to announce some upcoming changes to their flagship/core beers. 

This May, look for new artwork, alternative names, and a new 6-pack packaging in cardboard boxes. Plus, the brewery is happy to announce they are releasing their popular Double IPA in 19.2oz cans. 

Sharing his thoughts on this redesign, co-founder 7 Seas’ Mike Runion shared this.

After 10 years of brewing beer and packaging in cans, we are super excited to continue our evolution with a little refresh and have our brand represent where we are today and we think “You’ll Like It.”. In addition, we have some fun new releases and formats being released.”... “Even in these interesting times we are amidst, no time like the present.”

Throughout Washington state, look for these new designs and packaging, with the same beer you love at 7 Seas’ taproom and wherever you find 7 Seas beers. 

For more information, visit www.7seasbrewing.com for updates on the breweries limited taproom hours (e.g. Wednesday thru Sunday from 12 pm to 6 pm) and their online store supporting the brewery taproom.

About 7 Seas Brewing:

7 Seas Brewing, founded in 2009 by Puget Sound natives Travis Guterson and Mike

Runion, offers an array of beer styles, ranging from classic to contemporary with their own unique spin. 7 Seas’ Breweries and Tap Rooms, located in beautiful downtown Gig Harbor and in Tacoma’s Historic Brewing District, are open every day (except in this odd moment), are family- friendly, and offer a relaxed environment. For more information, please visit www.7seasbrewing.com.