Terramar March Happenings

Our 2025: Space Quadyssey is now on tap!

Belgian-Style Quadrupel | 10.5% ABV

A bold and complex Belgian-style Quad, this year’s 2025: Space Quadyssey is full-bodied with deep malty notes of plum, dark cherry, toasted caramel, and toffee, complemented by fruity esters and subtle spicy phenolics.

We’re tapping up the stainless steel version of 2025: Space Quadyssey, come try it at our taproom or speakeasy!

The bottled version of 2025: Space Quadyssey is a unique blend: 50% whiskey barrel-aged 2024: Space Quadyssey (aged for one year in Terramar Whiskey barrels) and 50% fresh 2025: Space Quadyssey, bottle-conditioned with champagne yeast for added depth and effervescence. Look for this special release in 500ml bottles next month!

Awards & Recognition:
• Platinum – 2023 Sip Magazine Best of the Northwest Awards
• Finalist – 2024 Good Food Awards

Don’t miss this next chapter (5th chapter to be exact) in the Space Quadyssey’s legacy!

Spring is just around the corner, and we’ve got a packed month of events—including , , , , !

March Schedule:

• 3/5: Author Event with Book Shucker |

• 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26: Terramar Tuesdays |

• 3/6, 3/13, 3/20, 3/27: Trivia Night w/ Beth |

• 3/7: Piano Nights in the Speakeasy w/ Max Bond | –

• 3/10: Bees ‘N Brews w/ Skagit Valley Beekeepers | –

• 3/14: Piano Nights in the Speakeasy w/ Ben Starner | –

• 3/19: Paint ‘N Sip w/ The Speckled Hen Paint Parties AND Book Club w/ Book Shucker | BOTH at

• 3/21: Piano Nights in the Speakeasy w/ Daddy Treetops | –

• 3/25: Paint on Stone w/ DragonStone Design | –

• 3/20: Piano Nights in the Speakeasy w/ Aaron Guest | –

Terramar Tuesdays – Enjoy all day happy hour – bring your family and friends and gather to enjoy great pricing on food and drinks!

Welcome the start of music to Terramar at 6pm in the Speakeasy! We’ve got covered with the next 5 Friday evenings all about Piano tunes in the Speakeasy! Come join us as these local musicians set the mood in our cozy space!

Trivia is every Thursday at 6pm with host Beth Olsen!

Join us for an evening with the Skagit Valley Beekeepers as their Apiary Manager and Master Beekeeper shares the buzz! Plus, their Beginner/Apprentice Beekeeping Course is coming up April 5 & 6 (Zoom format—learn from home!).

Skagit Valley Beekeepers maintain hives on Terramar’s property – here is a brief update from the keepers:

With increased temperatures the bees are becoming more active with some foraging on maples and filbert trees. They are still mostly in winter mode though. There is some pollen activity which means they are feeding the young but not yet in to full brooding season. The queen begins to start to lay in February for the start of summer bee production. We have been treating the hives monthly for Varroa mites which are a big problem everywhere for hive survival. Thus far all 4 hives are very active at the inside top where we have been feeding sugar to them all winter. Due to the lower temperatures we have not yet fully opened the hives for inspection.