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Dead Frog Brewing beer pairing dinner with Bambudda Gastown
99 Powell Street
Wednesday, February 11 at 6:30 pm

$66 (incl tax & gratuity) will get guests a 5 course pairing of beer and gourmet Cantonese cuisine, and a beer cocktail.
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OUR 2015 HGCB MUG!
The beer mug you get with your ticket for Hot Glass Cold Beer 2015 is handcrafted by our team of awesome volunteer glassblowers!

This year's unique mug design features subtle tones of gold and amber, with a "lucky star" stamp on the handle, and a TCGC logo in the bottom. You will surely treasure it forever!
 

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Hooray! Tickets for Hot Glass Cold Beer 2015 are on sale online NOW!

Friday, March 13th, 2015
7-10 PM
Tickets: $55.00 + GST



Taste great beer from some of the area's best craft breweries while you watch our talented glassblowers create one-of-a-kind handblown beer mugs! This year, we've made more room for fun, and tickets are limited. Enjoy the same awesome party, with way more room to move around.

This mini-fest showcases new, rare and limited release beers from Storm, Bomber, Steamworks, Deep Cove, Old Abbey Ales and many more!

Your ticket includes:
  • A handblown glass beer mug made by our talented team of artists, yours to keep!
  • 6 Taster Beer Tokens
  • Glassblowing Demonstrations by the TCGC Team.
  • Music by DJ Darkcloud


Additional Beer Tokens are only $1.25 each on the night of the event.

Extra Special: This year, our friends at Disco Cheetah will have their food truck parked outside! Bring some extra $ for a taco or two! Check out their lip-smacking menu at www.discocheetah.com

Questions? Call 604-253-2667 or email info@terminalcityglass.com




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