Precious Things Fermentation Project
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4.9 (52 on Google)
About Precious Things Fermentation Project
From Precious Things Fermentation Project's own website and its Google listing, read October 5, 2026.
Precious Things Fermentation Project is a rustic farmhouse brewery just north of Spokane. Its website says the tasting room sits in a renovated 1960s barn on seven acres. The brewery makes rustic ales and lagers.
The drink menu leans on the house ales and lagers. It also lists guest ciders, hard seltzers and wine by the glass. Non-alcoholic options include hop water, NA beer and sparkling water, plus a free water station.
There is no kitchen, but a food truck sometimes stops by. Outside food is welcome when there is not one.
Well-behaved, leashed dogs are allowed. Anyone under 13 is not, other than infants. Trivia runs on the second Friday of most months, according to the website.
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- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
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Questions people ask
Answers come from Precious Things Fermentation Project's website and its Google listing, read October 5, 2026.
Are dogs allowed at Precious Things?
Yes. Its website says well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome. It asks you to pick up after your pet.
Can I bring kids?
Its website says it can no longer allow anyone under 13, other than infants.
Is there food, or can I bring my own?
There is no kitchen, but a food truck is sometimes on site. When there is no truck, outside food is welcome.
Can I take beer home?
Sometimes. The brewery says it sometimes has crowlers, cans or bottles for sale to go. It is too small to fill growlers.
Which breweries are close by?
Square Wheel Brewing Co is 3 miles away. Bottles, a beer store, is 3.3 miles away. Whistle Punk Millwood is 3.4 miles away, and Badass Backyard Brewing is 4.4 miles away.
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Before you visit Precious Things
Check preciousthingsbeer.com before you go. The drink menu and events page are there. The brewery also posts unscheduled closures for weather, fires and other issues.
Expect a barn tasting room on a property that is also the home of the people who run it. There are no official tours, but they are happy to show you around when they are not too busy. Private events can be booked during closed hours.
Square Wheel Brewing Co is 3 miles away. Bottles is 3.3 miles away, and Whistle Punk Millwood is 3.4 miles away. Either one makes an easy second stop.