What’s Brewing Fall 2019 Issue Release: must-read previews
Hey #BCCraftBeer Fan, Spread the word. The latest issue of our quarterly magazine is online, and it’s an impressive one! Its…
Author: Dave Smith
Editor of What's Brewing Magazine and Beer Me BC. Past contributor to Northwest Brewing News, The Publican/Quarterly Pour and BC Ale Trail. Became a craft beer evangelist in 1999, a CAMRA BC member in 2005, and an accredited member of the BC Association of Travel Writers in the 2010s. Along with wife Ivana, Dave travels Cascadia as half of the beer duo BeerSeekers.
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CNN’s world beer city list reminds you why to visit Victoria for GCBF
CNN Travel recently published a list of 15 great beer cities around the world. Some of it is highly debatable, since…
New Stewards of Canada’s Oldest Beer Fest Making their Mark
Close to 100 breweries already expected for 2019 GCBF The new team behind the Great Canadian Beer Festival is already leaving…
Two Generations of Brewing Part IV: Bad Tattoo
If you live and work in the South Okanagan business community, you might know the Agur family. Involved in highly successful hospitality and real estate enterprises and well respected for their business acumen, they were able to bring significant experience to the task of creating a craft brewery five years ago.
Two Generations of Brewing Part III: Highway 97 Brewery
What’s Brewing first met Highway 97 Brewing Co. owner John Kapusty in summer 2016 when he was renovating the old Tin Whistle Brewing location to create his dream business.
Two Generations of Brewing Part II: Tin Whistle
Meet The Tin Whistle Brewing Co., the first modern brewery in the South Okanagan. It opened back in 1995, its name a reference to the first locomotive on the local Kettle Valley Railway.
Two Generations of Brewing Part I: Cannery Brewing
Cannery Brewing co-owner and sales manager Ian Dyck was born into his job. Ten years old when his parents founded a brewery, Ian was already a hospitality industry veteran thanks to his family’s original business.
From The Directors: Favourite Memories of a Decade of VCBW
In a few short weeks, the 10th annual Vancouver Craft Beer Week will kick off. Running from May 31 to June 9,…
Five Roads Brewing Co. becomes newest Langley brewery to open its doors
Today, Five Roads Brewing Co. becomes the first of a wave of new craft breweries coming to Langley BC. Located only a few blocks away from pioneering Langley brewery Trading Post Brewing, Five Roads is set to become an integral part of a growing Langley brewing hub.
Trading Post Brewing: Hub in the Valley
How One Family’s Pioneering Spirit Created Community From Craft Trading Post Brewing Co. might be flying under the radar for some…
That's All There Was!
That's All There Was!