Get Inside Your Skrote
The Original Skrote™ SG64 double-wall, insulated 64oz. growler has a dual-port lid with a wide mouth for filling and cleaning... and a small sip-&-pour spout to help keep the temps and freshness stable.
A Well-Built Skrote
Not only is your Skrote constructed with two layers of durable 18/8 Stainless Steel, there's also a layer of copper-plating and an insulated vacuum chamber topped off with a slightly textured powder-coating outer surface. These elements all work together to enhance durability and superior insulation capabilities.
Now THAT'S a Fine Lookin' Skrote
Your Skrote™ is powder-coated in textured matte-black with the classic SKROTE™ logo laser-etched. It includes a turquoise & black braided nylon handle for easy carrying, plus a standard loop-handle on the lid... and a carabiner!
And every growler comes with a FREE
"ASK ME ABOUT MY SKROTE" Vinyl Sticker!
Just imagine the interesting people you'll meet!
Why Yakima?
We catch a lot of crap in Yakima. Some deserved... mostly not. But when it comes to beer culture and history, the Yakima Valley has some very rich content.
Skrote™ Beer Growlers were conceived and designed in same farming community as the vast majority of the hops used to make your favorite beer.
Read on to learn just a little about that....
The Yakima Valley Grows Your Beer
We sell growlers....
So in the grand scheme, we don't really matter. But the inspiration to serve the beer enthusiast comes from our team growing up in the shadow of the Cascade Mountains in Central Washington State — where 75% of U.S. hop production takes place — in the absolutely incredible Yakima Valley.
Bert Grant ~ The Man Who Started It All
After honing his skills brewing beer for some of the masters throughout Europe... Bert Grant decided to bring his precious gift to the U.S.
When choosing a location, Bert looked to the source... and the highest quality, most plentiful hops in North America came from the Yakima Valley.
So in 1982, Grants Brewing & Malting opened its doors in a 100+ year old Opera House on Historic Front Street in downtown Yakima... and became the first brew pub in the United States since prohibition.
I shit you not.
