Orval Day was created by Seattle-based specialty beer importer Merchant du Vin in honor of the famed 1000-plus-year-old Orval Trappist Ale brewed within the walls of Notre Dame d'Orval Monastery. For every glass of Orval sold, Merchant du Vin will donate 50 cents to the Safe Water Network, which aims to bring clean and sustainable water to communities like Ghana and India. This year, you're encouraged to pick up a bottle and celebrate at home.

Participating Locations:
Auburn – CRFT Beers
Bellingham – Archer Alehouse
Bellingham – Aslan Depot
Bellingham – Kulshan Brewing, Sunnyland location on James St.
Bellingham – Pizzaz’za
Edmonds – Brigid’s Bottle Shop
Leavenworth – Bushel & Bee
Lynnwood – Special Brews
Mount Vernon – Garden Path Fermentation
Olympia – Three Magnets Brewing,
Redmond – Malt and Vine
Renton – All Things Wine
Seattle – Beer Authority
Seattle – Beer Junction
Seattle – Beveridge Place Pub
Seattle – Bottleworks
Seattle – Brouwer’s Cafe
Seattle – DeLaurenti
Seattle – Downtown Spirits
Seattle – Full Throttle Bottles
Seattle – Chuck’s Hop Shop – 85th
Seattle – Coindexter’s
Seattle – Duck Island Ale House
Seattle – The Masonry
Seattle – No Anchor
Seattle – The Pike Pub
Seattle – Pine Box
Seattle – Quinn’s
Seattle – Rhein Haus
Seattle – The Shambles
Seattle – Slow Boat Tavern
Seattle – Standard Brewing
Seattle – Stumbling Monk
Seattle – Taproom at Pike Place
Seattle – Teku Tavern
Seattle – Toronado
Seattle – Trailbend Taproom
Seattle – Uber Tavern
Snohomish – Josh’s Taps & Caps
Snohomish – Andy’s Fish House
Spokane – Bennidito’s Pizza
Spokane – Community Pint
Spokane – My Fresh Basket
Spokane – Nectar Wine and Beer
Spokane – Rocket Market
Tacoma – Alma Mater
Tacoma – Peaks and Pints
Tacoma – Pint Defiance
Tacoma – The Red Hot 
Vancouver – Ben’s Bottle Shop
Vancouver – The Thirsty Sasquatch
Vancouver – Tap Union Freehouse