In 1998 we moved to Kingston. There was a nice family living next door with children the same age as ours. We all quickly became good friends. Each family was having a 4th of July party that year at our homes with friends and family.

Our Story

That was the day that Norm came down to the fence and offered everyone some of his home brew. We held our mugs over the fence and he gladly filled them for us. His beer was excellent.

Over the years he would invite me over to help him brew. In 2006, I bought my own equipment and started brewing my own beer. Most of the time in the beginning we brewed together, so we would have two beers to choose from when we got together. That is where the dream started for me to own my own brewery. This is proof that dreams can become reality.

A smiling man with glasses wearing a gray t-shirt with red and white lettering, sitting at a bar in a restaurant or pub, holding a mobile phone. Behind him is a wall-mounted menu screen, a decorative hanging light, and a display of snack bags hanging on a rack to the left.
Two smiling people standing next to a large brew kettle with a banner that reads "People of ACTION Kingston - North Kitsap". The brew kettle has a box on top with notes indicating a blood orange block party and Hazy India Pale Ale.
A smiling man and woman at a beer stand outdoors, with trees and a tent in the background. The woman's arm is raised, and they are standing behind a black banner with blue and white text advertising Kingston Brewing, featuring a logo with two clinking beer mugs.