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i made it to the cbc website again last week: B.C. craft beer tours: walking, running, cycling and shuttling between stops On the Coast's beer columnist has several suggestions on how to plan the ultimate brewery tour By On the Coast, CBC News Posted: Mar 19, 2015 11:30 AM PT Last Updated: Mar 19, 2015 11:30 AM PT On the Coast's beer columnist says it's time to start taking advantage of the nicer weather to start planning a brewery tour. (CBC) 509 shares Facebook Twitter Reddit Google Share Email Related Stories B.C. craft beer trends: 4 IPAs to check out Craft Beer a career for women too, says advocate Craft brewers would get tax break under federal NDP proposal B.C. craft beer trend: 3 tips for enjoying sour beers Craft beer: 5 ways to sound like an expert External Links B.C. Magazine's Ultimate Vancouver Craft Beer Brewery List Beer Me...

my notes from yesterday's beer column on cbc radio's on the coast with gloria macarenko: The days are getting longer, the weather is getting warmer – the conditions are perfect for a “brewery stroll”.   I use the term “stroll” rather than “crawl” to get away from the concept of a drunken, and usually messy, contest to drink the most beer at the most places in the least amount of time.   And also to differentiate it from a brewery tour.   A brewery stroll could definitely include a brewery tour or two - the stroll is about taking your time and exploring a neighbourhood or area of town via its tasting rooms and craft beer pubs. Run: There is at least one running group in Vancouver that runs to breweries, pubs and restaurants ( East Van Run Crew ).   It’s a very efficient use of time to fit in a work out during social drinking – not to mention a way to net out your calories at zero! Cycle: If you’re going to be filling growlers, though, you might prefer ...