B.C.'S CRAFT BEER AND CIDER GUIDE
The Victoria company announced on Tuesday that it’s taking over production of the brands of Esquimalt-based Lighthouse. One Greater Victoria craft brewer is closing, while another is getting bigger. Phillips Brewing and Malting Co. of Victoria announced on Tuesday that […]
The Brewer’s Row spot is expected to open this summer. Just over a month after Moody Ales announced it was leaving Port Moody’s popular Brewer’s Row, a North Vancouver brewery is sharing plans to move into the space. North Point Brewing […]
How is it already 2026?! We’re back to the real world, 10lbs heavier between the weight of resolutions and leftovers, while the things we said we’d “circle back to” are doing loops above us like vultures. Buckle up because against […]
Time sure flies when you misuse your Beervent Calendar—according to mine, Christmas was yesterday! But, one can be forgiven for getting off track when when your fridge is brimming with delicious B.C. brews, lovingly collected and numbered for your (in)convenience. […]
Brewers Row will have a vacancy soon A member of Port Moody’s Brewers Row has announced it’ll be closing before the end of the year. Moody Ales and Co. posted an announcement on social media Thursday, stating it’ll lock up for good on Dec. 14, […]
The brewery in North Van’s Norgate neighbourhood has only been open for two years North Vancouver’s craft brewery scene has been booming for nearly 10 years now, and shows few signs of slowing down. As a relative newcomer on the block, […]
Welcome to News and Notes! In this edition, B.C. reigns supreme at Canada’s biggest craft beer competition; Bridge Brewing’s third location officially opens; FŌM Worldwide is back; an exciting rejuvenation of one of B.C.’s most iconic stouts; and more: NEWS […]
Welcome to another edition of News and Notes—the monthly quick-hitter where we give you the scoop on all of the notable goings on of the craft beer and cider community that word count will allow! First of all, Happy B.C. […]
In the wake of World War I, British soldiers still stationed in the Belgian province of Hainaut were desirous of the sort of Scottish ales they drank at home; strong, dark, sweet, and unrepentantly malty. So they came to a […]
Friends, it’s no secret that fall is arguably the best season for B.C. beer. Patio drinks and summer festivals give way to beer halls and endless Oktoberfest events; tank tops and shorts are swapped out for lederhosen and dirndls; crisp, […]