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i guess i gotta stick with the training, now... NEW Stout competition: B.C.  brewers to box each other for charity Plus, check out Rebecca Whyman's beer picks for this week CBC News   Posted: Jan 17, 2017 4:19 PM PT  Last Updated: Jan 17, 2017 4:20 PM PT Ian Kampman of Brassneck Brewery was a contender at the 2016 edition of Beer Wars. This year, On The Coast beer columnist Rebecca Whyman will enter the ring. (Jeremy Allingham/CBC) 2 shares Facebook Twitter Reddit Google Share Email Related Stories OTC Beer and Wine Milkshake beer could be among 2017's craft brewing trends Craft brewery boxers take a swing at bulging beer guts People in B.C.'s craft beer industry are ready for another round — in this case, another round in the boxing ring. The second annual B.C. Beer Wars will see people in Vancouver and Victoria's craft beer scenes box each other to benef

my latest beer column extract on the cbc website Milkshake beer could be among 2017's craft brewing trends Beer columnist gives us her thoughts on what will be popular in B.C.'s  craft beer scene CBC News   Posted: Jan 04, 2017 5:30 PM PT  Last Updated: Jan 04, 2017 5:30 PM PT Four Winds' Blodberg beer was one of Rebecca Whyman's beer picks this week (Four Winds Brewing Co./Facebook) 71 shares Facebook Twitter Reddit Google Share Email Related Stories OTC Beer and Wine Serving beer at Christmas dinner? Here are some tips Warm the cockles of your heart with these cozy winter beers Everyone wants to know what the future holds, and  On The Coast   beer columnist Rebecca Whyman says the future of craft beer in B.C. — at least for 2017 — is the New England India Pale Ale. Also known as the Northeast-style IPA, New England IPAs are less bitter than a Northwest