Latest Stories from What’s Brewing

Below is the latest original writing and reporting from the contributors to What’s Brewing.

Ullage & Spillage: The Craft Beer is Out There

By J. Random
October 20th 2017

I am always delighted when I hear of a new craft brewery opening up in one of BC’s smaller towns, confirming another place I can go without fearing poor choice... Continue Reading …

Issue: Fall 2017

A View From The Cellar: It’s the Postbag, er Mailbag, Edition

By Adam Chatburn
October 18th 2017

After my long series of articles about casks I have received a few messages from Cask lovers asking a few technical questions. I present them here in abridged form. Continue Reading …

Issue: Fall 2017

Cider vs. Cider: the Tasting Panel Fall Harvest Edition

By What's Brewing Editorial Team
October 17th 2017

What's Brewing presents its Tasting Panel feature in each quarterly magazine. This round, we decided to take a break from beer. In honour of the fall apple harvest, we proudly present... Continue Reading …

Books In Review: My Beer Year by Lucy Burningham

By Ted Child
October 16th 2017

My Beer Year would be perfect reading for those thinking of taking the Cicerone or BJCP exam, or like me, have just finished. Even better, I think, would be those... Continue Reading …

Issue: Fall 2017

Agriculture Minister’s address highlights a day of announcements, including new ‘Lumberjacked’ beer

By What's Brewing Editorial Team
October 13th 2017

BC Hop Co. makes impressive splash with new showase beer from Phillips Brewing & Malting Continue Reading …

Q&A: Coquitlam Craft Beer Festival features best of local food and beer with unique approach

By Dave Smith, Editor
October 11th 2017

The Coquitlam Craft Beer Festival (CCBF) sports a bit of a different model than traditional beer festivals. For more about this, I contacted Carolyn Ahrendt, Director of Events. Continue Reading …

Issue: Fall 2017

National Geographic Atlas of Beer

By Ted Child
October 8th 2017

Christmas has come early for beer travelers in the form of National Geographic’s Atlas of Beer. Make sure your passport is in order before you crack this book, as it’s... Continue Reading …

Issue: Winter 2017-18

Cele-beer-ating Canada 150 in Shanghai

By Rick Green
October 6th 2017

Whenever I go abroad, I like to bring beer from home to share with strangers. Beer is a social lubricant that helps break down barriers and may even open doors... Continue Reading …

Issue: Fall 2017

The Alchemy of Beer in Montreal

By Brian K. Smith
October 5th 2017

This past June I visited Montreal after a 4 year absence. It was like an alchemist had been running around the city turning bad beer into good! I discovered Montreal,... Continue Reading …

Smoked Out: A Summer Of Fire

By Beer Seekers
October 2nd 2017

Summer is usually the busiest season for a tasting room and brewery, but tourism-related visitor numbers in North Central BC took a hit in 2017 due to road closures and... Continue Reading …

Roaming the Beer Frontier in Northern BC

By Beer Seekers
October 1st 2017

Last year we did a really comprehensive tour of the Okanagan and Interior that we documented in a giant 3-part series called Staycation BC. At that point, we had been... Continue Reading …

Issue: Fall 2017