🍺 Olympia’s Three Magnets Brewing Announces Major Expansion

If you live in Olympia, one of the city’s most recognizable breweries is about to get even bigger.

Three Magnets Brewing has officially announced a new partnership with Talking Cedar, the Chehalis Tribe–owned brewery, to help expand its popular Self Care line of non-alcoholic beers across the Pacific Northwest and beyond.

🤝 A Local Collaboration with Big Reach

The partnership allows Three Magnets to scale production while keeping operations rooted right here in Washington. Talking Cedar — located in Grand Mound — is known for its state-of-the-art brewing facility and sustainable practices, making it a natural partner for Three Magnets’ continued growth.

Together, they’re setting their sights on major retail distribution, meaning Self Care’s lineup of craft non-alcoholic beers could soon appear on shelves across the region.

💵 Community Investment Opportunity

Beyond the brewing collaboration, Three Magnets is also opening up investment opportunities for local supporters. For as little as $300, fans can become part of the expansion effort — and they’re not wasting time.

With just 11 days left in the campaign, nearly $400,000 has already been raised from close to 300 investors. It’s a testament to the brand’s loyal following and the growing market for quality non-alcoholic craft beer.

🌱 Why It Matters

Three Magnets has long been known for its creative, community-driven approach to brewing — and this move represents both growth and sustainability. The partnership with Talking Cedar keeps production in-state, supports tribal enterprise, and helps expand access to innovative Washington-made beverages.

For Olympia locals, it’s another example of a small, homegrown brand making an impact well beyond city limits.

📍 Three Magnets Brewing – Olympia, WA
🤝 Partner: Talking Cedar (Chehalis Tribe)
💰 Investment Minimum: $300 (Campaign closing soon)
🔗 Learn more: https://drinkselfcare.com/pages/wholesaleinquiry

📨 I’m Aaron Thomas, a local realtor sharing stories about growth, business, and community across the South Sound.
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