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FALL 2019 COVER STORY: COQUITLAM’S MARINER BREWING

By Dave Smith

September 17, 2019

Our cover story features a cool little brewery in Coquitlam that you probably didn’t know much about, other than maybe a few of their beers. Turns out that there is an interesting story behind Mariner Brewing.

Issue: Fall 2019

BC Craft Beer Panel Presents Educational Evening of Beer Tasting

By What's Brewing

September 12, 2019

YOU'RE INVITED: on Tuesday, October 15th 2019, Legacy Liquor Store and your favourite beer magazine are teaming up to present Evaluating Beer: An Evening with the What’s Brewing Tasting Panel.Those who have attended before know that this is an evening of fun in which all beers are served “blind tasting” style. Guests get to debate the style of each beer tasted as we progress from lighter fare to heavier. Bonus points for nailing the actual beer served.This event is about education, sharing and fun, as we celebrate BC craft beer while learning about tasting. Full details | Register online →

Issue: Fall 2019

Inside GCBF 2019: the final word from the new chief

By What's Brewing

September 4, 2019

Straight from the man himself, we get the inside scoop on GCBF 2019, and on taking over a renowned festival from a legendary group of pioneers. Despite being only in…

Issue: Fall 2019

CNN’s world beer city list reminds you why to visit Victoria for GCBF

By Dave Smith

August 27, 2019

CNN Travel recently published a list of 15 great beer cities around the world. Some of it is highly debatable, since the list seems to include dubious major cities in…

Coquitlam Craft Beer Festival making some big moves this fall

By What's Brewing

August 21, 2019

For the past few years, the semi-annual Coquitlam Craft Beer Festival has been making a name for itself as an event that is not shy to innovate. But the Fall 2019 event may hold the most surprises yet.

Brenda Miller: Beer Farmer

By Lundy Dale

July 31, 2019

Thanks to the world of the Pink Boots Society, I have finally had the chance to meet Brenda and some of her family — and maybe one of these days we will brew together! Please meet Brenda Miller of Pemberton Valley BeerWorks, also known as The Beer Farmers.

Issue: Summer 2019

New Stewards of Canada’s Oldest Beer Fest Making their Mark

By Dave Smith

July 9, 2019

Close to 100 breweries already expected for 2019 GCBF The new team behind the Great Canadian Beer Festival is already leaving its stamp on a decades-old tradition. Rather than stand…

Two Generations of Brewing Part IV: Bad Tattoo

By Dave Smith

June 26, 2019

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.

Issue: Summer 2019

Two Generations of Brewing Part III: Highway 97 Brewery

By Dave Smith

June 24, 2019

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.

Issue: Summer 2019

Two Generations of Brewing Part II: Tin Whistle

By Dave Smith

June 20, 2019

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.

Issue: Summer 2019

BC Craft Beer Profiles

FALL 2019 COVER STORY: COQUITLAM’S MARINER BREWING

BC Craft Beer Panel Presents Educational Evening of Beer Tasting

Inside GCBF 2019: the final word from the new chief

CNN’s world beer city list reminds you why to visit Victoria for GCBF

Coquitlam Craft Beer Festival making some big moves this fall

Brenda Miller: Beer Farmer

New Stewards of Canada’s Oldest Beer Fest Making their Mark

Two Generations of Brewing Part IV: Bad Tattoo

Two Generations of Brewing Part III: Highway 97 Brewery

Two Generations of Brewing Part II: Tin Whistle

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