Watch a brewer that just won an award and you’ll see nothing but happiness and excitement. Those honours can make difference between living hand-to-mouth and growing one’s brand exponentially. But not everybody shares their joy. That gets me thinking: it’s time I addressed the elephant in the room when it comes to awards events.
Once again, Expedia has come out with their list of top beer towns in the nation. The four from BC they picked are all definitely legit. Some others, maybe not so much. As somebody who travels only for beer, and only for beer, here’s my Editor’s Take on this list of theirs.
Yes, Mr. Editor, I’m aware this issue is all about travel, but who in their right mind leaves Vancouver this time…
Ladies of the Pink Boots Society launch their Pink Haze NE IPA collab at Merchants Workshop in Vancouver, Photo: Brian K….
Michael Stewart started his brewing career in East Vancouver back in 1989, long before it became Yeast Van, at Shaftebury Brewing…
The wall mural at Doan’s Craft Brewing was inspired by German folklore. It’s representative of the brewery’s fairytale-like origin story. So what did it take to make this family dream come true?
Jon “Doc” Doan is the eldest of three boys. As the non-brewery-founding sibling, Jon is the odd brother out. But he’s a big part of how Doan’s came to be known for its beer.
In my last article, I covered the history of Stanley Park Brewing. Since then, the battle for the former Fish House in Stanley Park began in earnest at a hearing in the Vancouver City Council chamber on January 17th, 2018.
When Daniel Frankel was approached by Steel Toad’s broker in August or September of 2017, he said he wasn’t interested in owning a brewery. Ryan Craig, Tap & Barrel’s Beverage Director, had a slightly different view.
Back in July 2017, What’s Brewing spoke with Steel Toad Brewing’s COO Richard Goodine about what the future held, and other topics.
That's All There Was!
That's All There Was!