WHITE ROCK, BC – B.C. based beer blog Mike’s Craft Beer reports that the small city of White Rock on the southern edge of the Metro Vancouver district is home to the province’s newest brewery, with the recent opening of White Rock Beach Beer Company.
The brewery is one of B.C.’s smallest, with a small Brew Magic system and several 50 litre fermentors being used to produce two flagship brands – West Beach Fruit, a 5% abv/36 IBU pale ale named for the citrusy notes provided by Centennial hops; and East Beach Nut, a 4.9% abv/32 IBU brown ale brewed with Canadian grain and hops.
White Rock Beach will also offer a rotating seasonal, with the first being Border Porter, a 7.4% abv/29 IBU robust porter.
White Rock Beach opened its doors for the first time this past weekend, selling growlers of all three brands on Saturday and Sunday from 1:00 to 5:00 PM. Retail hours will be limited to weekends for now, as all three partners are also continuing to work their day jobs as teachers.
For more details and to confirm opening days and times, see the White Rock Beach Beer Company Facebook page and Twitter feed.
Thanks for the mention!
This is some really exciting stuff! Can’t wait to see what they do!
Looking forward to visiting this new venture.
I had a growler filled during the Sunday farmers’ market and between your store and my car I put down a bag containing 10 pounds of blueberries. Did I by chance leave it in the store?