Engine House No. 9 released its first bottles this past March — Raspberry Wild Ale and a Farmhouse Style Saison.

Saturday, E9 head brewer Shane Johns leaned over and a Washington Beer Awards gold medal was placed around his neck for the Raspberry Wild. He leaned over again for a bronze for his Nefelibata sour.

Saturday, June 27, E9 will release its next round of bottles when the doors open at 8 a.m. The restaurant and brewery at Sixth and Pine in Tacoma will be releasing four new saisons and a barrel aged fruited sour. All five will be available on draft on the day of release.

About the beer:

Ferme Agrume (pronounced fair-may ah-groom) Numbers 1,2 and 3. These are from a series of farmhouse saisons that pair unique citrus fruits and single varieties of dry-hops.

Ferme Agrume No.1: Tangelos and Citra Hops. (120 bottles available)

Ferme Agrume No.2: Homegrown Lemons and Limes and Sorachi Ace Hops. (120 bottles available)

Ferme Agrume No.3: Jamaican Ugli fruit and Mosaic Hops. (120 bottles available)

Le Pelerin (the Pilgrim): A farmhouse ale brewed with UK Pilgrim hops and fermented with our house blend of brett and sacc yeast. (96 bottles available)

Nectarberry (sour): A multi-year blended barrel aged ale that sat on Nectarberries for several months prior to bottling. (360 bottles available)

All are bottled-conditioned in 375mL cork/cage bottles.

ENGINE HOUSE NO. 9, 611 N. Pine St., Tacoma, 253.272.3435