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awww, two of my favourite beer geeks are featured in the lastest edition of the growler ! Brewers Matt Anderson and Danny Seeton discuss the birth of Vancouver beer culture. — Jonny Healy photo

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storm brewing's mad scientist cascadia loves beer! the rise and fall and rise of brewery creek reflections on a year of being a beer guy food at craft beer establishments north dakota brewery road trip

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the first brewer to ditch elysian is steve luke brains behind space dust and that peach pumpkin beer so maligned by its new owners victoria beer week expands for 2015 beer geography 101 the westender loves parallel 49

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so much love for the bc beer awards and craft beer in vancouver from the westender green party says it's time for ontario to liberate beer new frontiers in craft beer  for former garrick's head guy toronto has beer delivery 2014 craft beer survey from beermebc

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lots of beer-related news today! the vancouver sun's 100 anniversary beer nigel springthorpe, the wine guy's beer guy women = sustainability in the brewing industry british columbia's best microbreweries

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love the media when they catch up on the love of beer! for the metro article about vancouver craft beer week, click here central city does craft beer week, click here for the westender article about craft beer in vancouver, click here this is a great article and deserves to be read in its entirety!! "After the resounding success of last year’s inaugural fest, VCBW has tripled in size for its triumphant return with the sophomore event launching tomorrow and running to May 14. With a whopping 70 venues on tap to host events, selling beer fest in this town is about as hard as hawking Canucks tickets during the playoffs. But this year, VCBW organizers aren’t content to merely satisfy the appetites of casual beer drinkers. They’ve launched a full-scale educational assault geared at turning event-goers into craft brew connoisseurs who will apply the same locavore logic to their ales, lagers and lambics that is already de rigueur for produce, meat, wine and pretty much everythin...