PEI Craft Beer Week Kicking Off This Weekend
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On May 31, 2019 At 9:00 am
Category : Beer Events
Tags : Barnone Brewing, Bogside Brewing, Copper Bottom Brewing, Evermoore Brewing, Gahan House Brewery, Moth Lane Brewing, PEI Brewing Company, PEI Craft Beer Week, Prince Edward Island, Upstreet Craft Brewing
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CHARLOTTETOWN, PE – The first annual edition of PEI Craft Beer Week is set to launch tomorrow (June 1st) with events at breweries and brewpubs throughout the province.
All of Prince Edward Island’s brewers – including Barnone Brewery in Rose Valley, Bogside Brewing in Montague, Copper Bottom Brewing in Montague, Evermoore Brewing in Summerside, Gahan House in Charlottetown, Moth Lane Brewing in Ellerslie, PEI Brewing Company in Charlottetown, and Upstreet Craft Brewing in Charlottetown – will be taking part.
Running from June 1st to 8th, the week will include bus tours, beer dinners, collaboration beer releases, concerts, comedy nights, brewery tours and tastings, and more.
For more details, see the PEI Craft Beer Week website and Facebook page.
Source & Photo: PEI Craft Beer Week Facebook page
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