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i have mentioned this a few times before
i would love to have the work ability to just drink beer for a whole month
in the meantime, here’s a guy in france who is doing just that
replacing all water with brewdog’s nanny state beer

joe wiebe (thirsty writer) on victoria’s beer mile
how many of these stops have you made it to?
me, i’ve made it to all of them, but not on the same day

speaking of moon under water (which we were if you clicked the link above)
here’s a review of their overhaul from the times colonist
their pots pils continues to make me very happy every time i quaff it!

fourteen best and worst gluten-free beers
greens comes out on top, new grist on the bottom

another view of gcbf
and it makes me feel better that other bloggers have trouble getting out their posts about beer festivals!

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the artwork of the amazing 21st amendment cans
(incidently, brew free or die was what i drank on the soccer field all labour day weekend – i love it when i can find it… and consume it!!)

go joe wiebe!
so much success coming to such a deserving beer writer!

five places to drink in vancouver
featuring my home away from home, yaletown brewpub
and the prettiest drinking hole in vancouver, 33 acres
(incidently, i reviewed yaletown brewpub in the upcoming bc craft beer news, and steamworks in the inaugural summer edition)

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15 things craft beer fans think but nobody says

is hoppy beer ruining craft beer?
no way says i, check out my chat on cbc radio on just that topic (i’m at the 2:15 mark)

and more joe wiebe – on randy shore’s podcast, along with chris bjerrisgaard of vcbw

beer awards bug chris

craft beer mac n cheese recipe from craftbeer.com

 

craft beer revolution

join the revolution!!
as mentioned by me, on cbc radio’s on the coast…

from joe wiebe:

Celebrate with me at Yaletown Brewing (1111 Mainland, Vancouver) on Monday, June 3 at 7:00pm as I launch my new book, Craft Beer Revolution: The Insider’s Guide to B.C. Breweries. The book will be available for sale for $19.95 (includes one beer ticket) and I will be available to autograph/personalize copies (Father’s Day is right around the corner-HINT). 
In addition to YBC’s exceptional regular line-up of beers, there will also be 3 special “revolutionary” casks, prepared exclusively for this event by three Vancouver craft breweries. This event is part of Vancouver Craft Beer Week.
The event is open to anyone — no reservations/tickets required.

 

Or if you’re not on Facebook, please reply to let me know if you’ll be attending.

Book Description

Canada’s microbrewing movement began in B.C. with the founding of Horseshoe Bay Brewing in 1982. Three decades later, the province is home to more than 50 breweries with new ones opening at an unprecedented rate. 

Craft Beer Revolution is a fascinating tour of British Columbia’s flourishing craft beer industry, written by one of Canada’s best-known beer writers, Joe Wiebe. It contains an entertaining history of the craft beer scene in the province and profiles of 50 breweries, along with maps, recommendations for tasting tours and interviews with key members of the industry. Special features such as a section on women in the craft beer scene, tasting notes on more than 100 beers, and key details about each brewery will make the beer geek salivate and lend insight into how craft brewers produce their exceptional beers.
Craft Beer Revolution is the perfect book for both the craft beer novice and the seasoned hophead; it initiates people who don’t know much about craft beer into a community of beer lovers and brewers, and it offers lots of new information for the well-versed beer geek too—little-known historical facts, personal anecdotes from brewers and new beers to try.
On sale: May 24.