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Kveik: The Ancient and Modern Way to Brew
It’s time to discover these Norwegian farmhouse yeasts that have been honed over centuries and really showcase what you can do with the original Norwegian farmhouse-brewing methods.
These Are The Beer Trends Brewers Want To See Next
Like all industries, the craft brewing world goes cycles through trends almost constantly.
Craft Brewers Are Reinventing Ancient Rauchbiers With Modern, Smoky Styles
Brewers are using smoked malts to challenge consumers’ preconceptions, honor ancient brewing history, and elevate and evolve their craft.
Craft Beer an effective but unexpected ambassador for US Foreign Service
American craft beer was born with an anti-establishment pedigree. Battling against well-established national brands of gargantuan scale, early U.S. craft brewers often portrayed themselves as upstarts, rebels, or the smaller guy Continue Reading…
Three Most Popular Booths at the Vancouver Craft Beer Week Festival
It’s hard to say who really “won” the festival at Vancouver Craft Beer Week—other than the people who ate and drank themselves silly at the two-day affair on Saturday and Sunday, Continue Reading…
JAK’s liquor chain to donate portion of this Saturday’s sales to food banks
One of BC’s most prominent liquor stores is doing some good this weekend. JAK’s Beer Wine & Spirits will be donating 10% of sales from all 14 of its locations on Continue Reading…
Veteran-owned brewing company aims to ‘leave no one behind’
Graeme Hafey is the owner of V2V Black Hops Brewing, a veteran-run, non-profit with a mission to support PTSD and therapy programs for military and first responder veterans.
Craft cider renaissance driven by ‘artisans’ who escaped the knowledge economy
In her dissertation, researcher Anelyse Weiler says Canada’s craft cider industry could save small apple orchards and attract new farmers from urban areas.
Restrictions on alcohol in sugary drinks take effect across Canada
New regulations restricting the amount of alcohol allowed in potent, sugary, premixed drinks take effect Thursday across Canada.
7 Times Big Beer Was Sued for Misleading the Public
Beer companies are good at marketing their products in ways that touch people’s hearts.
Brewers Association Supports Independent Bloggers and Writers with new seal
Recently, the U.S. Brewers Association launched a new facet of their Independent Craft Seal initiative: the ability for advocates of craft beer (including magazines and websites like this one) to Continue Reading…
HarbourCats, Red Arrow hit a home run with new beer options
Red Arrow and the HarbourCats have entered into a multi-year agreement for Red Arrow to be the primary beer provider at Wilson’s Group Stadium.
