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Seasonal Brew

October 11, 2005 | Tips from Us > Vancouver, Breweries, Distilleries & Cideries

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It's Autumn! You can always tell - the air is crisper and cooler, leaves start turning colour, and Steamworks Brewpub serves up their delicious Pumpkin Beer. Located in Vancouver's Gastown area - the most historic neighbourhood in Vancouver - Steamworks brews this unique beer the beginning of every Autumn. Lightly spiced and ripe with pumpkin flavour, it's a great way to ring in cool season in the city. If you like beer, head down for a pint or two. But don't wait too long, they only serve the brew till Halloween.

Posted by _, Vancouver at 12:00 AM

Autumn Brewmasters' Festival

October 1, 2005 | Tips from Us > Vancouver, Breweries, Distilleries & Cideries

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I have a wee bit of a headache. Yep, that's right, I went to the Autumn Brewmasters' Festival in Vancouver last night. It was my first time and I don't think it will be my last. For $25 I received a four ounce plastic beer glass and three token chips to trade in for BC brew samples (I have one left I would now love to trade in for a Tylenol). I purchased more tokens at a price of 3 for $5. As the night went on, the crowd got busier, the music got louder and the beer needed to be lighter. I started out with a good hearty chocolate and coffee infused Stout, by half-time I was drinking Amber ales, and at the end of the night I was looking for golden Lagers. The other thing that progressed throughout the evening was the length of the line-up for the washroom. In total I tasted about 20 samples from Breweries all over BC; my top picks were from Crannog Ales, located in Sorrento, and Steamworks Brewing Company, located in Gastown. The event sells-out each year, so if you are already planning on going next year purchase your tickets in advance.

Posted by Susan, Vancouver at 12:00 AM