What’s Brewing Winter 2016-17 Issue Now Available
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On December 2, 2016 At 5:00 pm
Category : Beer Books & Magazines
Tags : British Columbia, What's Brewing
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VANCOUVER, BC – The Winter 2016-17 issue of What’s Brewing, a quarterly publication subtitled “The Journal of BC’s Craft Beer Movement”, is out today for download and online viewing.
The cover story for this issue is a 2016 Year in Review feature, and other articles include tips on how to make your own Beer Advent Calendar, a new tasting panel with reviews of winter ales, a beer travel feature on Brooklyn, and much more.
The new issue of What’s Brewing – as well as back issues – can be read online via the Issuu platform. The full issue can also be downloaded as a PDF, and a limited number of paper copies costing $2.00 each will be distributed at select breweries and other craft beer locations in British Columbia.
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