Joe Wiebe
The Thirsty Writer at Freelance
I write about BC #craftbeer: Craft Beer Revolution @bcaletrail @thegrowlerbc. Blood donor, cyclist, board games, #BlueJays, #Canucks.
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2 months ago |
bc.thegrowler.ca | Joe Wiebe
Ask Brent Mills about his “first time” and you’ll see his eyes light up as he recalls this highly pleasurable experience, one that he has spent a considerable amount of time, effort and money to recreate again and again—especially at the new Beach House & Brewery that Four Winds opened in Tsawwassen last year. I am referring to beer poured through a Czech-style side-pour tap, of course. What did you think I was talking about?
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Nov 15, 2024 |
bc.thegrowler.ca | Joe Wiebe
There are 19 breweries in B.C. featuring 13 unique animals in their names:3 Dogs, Angry Hen, Bad Dog, Barn Owl, Buffalo Rouge, CowDog, Dead Frog, Dog Mountain, Fisher Peak, Fox Mountain, Grey Fox, Noble Pig, Ravens, Red Bird, Swans, Swift, Twa Dogs, Wolf, Yellow Dog. Close calls: Hatching Post, Ursa Minor, Red Collar, and Unleashed. Closed: Monkey 9.
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Oct 19, 2024 |
bc.thegrowler.ca | Joe Wiebe
The Growler is B.C.’s ultimate craft beer guide, covering the breweries, the beer and the industry as it swells and threatens to consume us all if we don’t consume it (the beer) first. Whether you’re in Vancouver or Valemont, Victoria or Vernon, Burnaby or Burns Lake, we have got you covered with the latest craft beer news, new releases and fun, lively stories about the people behind your favourite craft brewery. At The Growler, we seek to educate, as well as entertain.
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Oct 18, 2024 |
bc.thegrowler.ca | Joe Wiebe
The winner of the 2024 Canada Beer Cup is Quark, Strangeness, Charm from Pile O’ Bones Brewing, a Witbier that was brewed in collaboration with Nokomis Craft Ales. Over 1400 beers from more than 250 breweries across Canada were blind tasted in mid-September by a highly acclaimed judging panel at Blackburn Brew House in Niagara Falls, Ontario.
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Oct 9, 2024 |
bc.thegrowler.ca | Joe Wiebe
Regular Growler contributor Noëlle Phillips has been hard at work for several years, researching and writing about Vancouver’s relationship with beer, dating back to the city’s earliest origins. The result of her diligent work is her new book, Brewmasters and Brewery Creek: A History of Craft Beer in Vancouver, which comes out on October 15, 2024 from Touchwood Editions.
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