Canada Beer Cup 2024: BC Craft Breweries Show Their Stuff
What’s Brewing is pleased to present this insider’s look at Canada’s biggest craft brewing competition, provided courtesy of Canada Beer Cup…
What’s Brewing is pleased to present this insider’s look at Canada’s biggest craft brewing competition, provided courtesy of Canada Beer Cup…
Early Bird tickets for the 2023 Okanagan Fest of Ale are officially on sale. This is significant to BC beer enthusiasts for reasons we outline in this Event Preview and primer on one of BC’s most-loved beer traditions.
For the first time since 2019, the annual BC Craft Brewers Conference (aka BCBeerCon) will take place in person. This year’s event moves to New Westminster’s classy new Anvil Centre on Tuesday November 8th and Wednesday the 9th.
@VCBW Fest is back under new management! There are a number of ways that the event planned for 2022 has grown over the past year of planning. We find out from organizer Adam Bloch what’s coming in July. Spoiler: it’s more than we thought
After two long years, April 2022 marked the triumphant return of Victoria Beer Week. Many brewers, owners, and industry heavyweights were present, happy to chat and eager to show off their new brews.
Humans are social beings and beer is the great facilitator of socialising and community. If there is a beer event being held near you, I would suggest you take a chance and go, because if it is anything like Victoria Beer Week 2022 was for me, you won’t regret it.
The BC Craft Brewers Guild is set to present their fourth annual BC Craft Brewers Conference in early February 2021 in virtual format. Tickets are on sale now.
To find out more about how the conference will work, we had a word with the Guild’s Executive Director, Ken Beattie.
It has been quite the unusual year in Northern BC. Normally there would be craft beer festivals taking place. To counteract the COVID-19 blues, people are finding new ways to engage in the spirit of community, collaboration and craft.
Our two-part Fall 2020 cover story, featuring Just Here For The Beer Radio, is a tale of bold adventure. But it’s not just about a business. It’s about pursuing a dream, even in the face of tragic loss.
Here’s how Rick Mohabir met Colin Jack, and how the duo joined forces with veteran broadcaster Joe Leary to create Canada’s original and longest-running all-beer talk show.
In Part II, we learn how Rick and Joe honoured Colin’s legacy by keeping JHFTB going and serving BC’s beer community.
This Saturday’s event to be the first virtual awards ceremony in CBAC’s 18 year history Every year, Canadian brewing industry folks…
That's All There Was!
That's All There Was!