Persephone Brewing Opening The Snug Pub in Vancouver’s Gastown
By
On May 22, 2018 At 6:00 pm
Category : Bar & Restaurant News
Tags : British Columbia, Persephone Brewing, The Snug
Responses : Comments are off for this post
GIBSONS, BC & VANCOUVER, BC – Persephone Brewing has announced plans to open a spin-off pub that will be “Irish in heritage, but West Coast in style” later this year in Vancouver’s historic Gastown neighborhood.
Named after the private booths found in many traditional Irish pubs, The Snug will be “a small pub serving all of your favourite Persephone beers, plus guest taps, delicious vegan food and more.”
The Snug will be located next door to Save-On-Meats on West Hastings Street, and is planned to open this summer. More details are expected to be announced soon via Persephone’s Facebook page and Instagram feed.
Follow CBN
CBN on Untappd
- Greg C. is drinking a Bourbon Barrel Aged Dark Saison by Mascot Brewery at King & DufferinPromising aroma with notes of spice, dark fruit, oak & vanilla. Flavour starts in the same direction but lacks depth and finishes light.
- Greg C. is drinking a Trappist Holiday Ale by Spencer Brewery at King & Dufferin1+ year old bottle. Aroma of port and spice, notes that follow in the flavour plus cherry & menthol. Some booze heat despite the age. Nice.
- Greg C. is drinking an Oude Geuze (Vieille) by Brouwerij Oud Beersel at King & DufferinNot as lip-puckeringly sour or mind-bendingly complex as some lambics, but still an old fave that I always enjoy.
- Greg C. is drinking a No Love Lost Sour Cherry Saison by Mascot Brewery at King & DufferinDelivers what the name promises - a rather good Saison laced with sour cherry that is unmistakably present but not overpowering.
- Greg C. is drinking a Coffee Oatmeal Stout by Bellwoods Brewery at King & DufferinSurprisingly good for a 20-month-old bottle. Coffee is still nice & punchy, good notes of chocolate, oats & nuts in the background.