Whats the Deal With Rainier at The Cabin Tavern?

Bellingham, WALocal News

The Cabin Tavern in Bellingham has claimed the title of the top seller of Rainier Beer in Washington state for 2024, as confirmed by Rainier's marketing team. This recognition places The Cabin as the second-largest seller of Rainier in the U. S. , trailing only behind The Podski in Bend, Oregon, which offers a unique twist by cooking hot dogs in Rainier Beer. Owner Christian Danielson reveals that the tavern sells approximately 200, 24-can cases of Rainier each month, necessitating two to three deliveries weekly, unlike most bars that receive just one.

Competitive pricing plays a role in the tavern's sales, but the alignment of Rainier's classic Pacific Northwest branding with The Cabin's eclectic decor also significantly contributes to its popularity. Danielson mentions that the sense of humor reflected in Rainier's 1970s commercials resonates well with the tavern's atmosphere, which includes quirky elements like taxidermied raccoons. Rainier's Brand Director, Sean McKillop, who is also an alumnus of Western Washington University, expresses his fondness for the tavern, commending its staff and ambiance. The article showcases the local cultural impact of The Cabin Tavern's success and its role in community engagement. This story not only highlights a local business achievement but also reflects broader themes of regional identity and nostalgia associated with Rainier Beer.

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