Vice & Virtue Brewing Now Open in Kelowna
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On July 9, 2018 At 6:00 pm
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KELOWNA, BC – A new brewery and taproom has opened in what is becoming a de facto brewery district in Kelowna.
Vice & Virtue Brewing has been founded by a group of six partners in a space close to Kettle Valley Brewing, Red Bird Brewery, and Tree Brewing.
The brewery had a soft launch late last week with four beers – White Lie Pilsner, Love Potion Raspberry Berliner Vice, Giver Pale Ale, and Homewrecker NEIPA – created by head brewer James Windsor. The taproom also offers several local cider and wine options, and a light food menu by chef Nelson Daniels.
Vice & Virtue Brewing is located at 1033 Richter Street in Kelowna, and will officially open this Wednesday July 11th. For more details, see the brewery’s Facebook and Instagram pages.
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