Brewers Journal Canada Autumn 2019 Issue Now Available
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On October 21, 2019 At 12:00 pm
Category : Beer Books & Magazines
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TORONTO, ON – The Autumn 2019 issue of Brewers Journal Canada – a quarterly publication for Canada’s professional brewing industry – is out now in both digital and paper formats.
The new edition includes a cover story on The Church Brewing and other community-minded breweries in Nova Scotia; a preview of the 2019 edition of the Ontario Craft Brewers Conference; a look at the increasing popularity of hard seltzer; and much more.
Brewers Journal Canada can be read as a free online edition via the Issu platform, and as a paper edition available via subscription.
For more details, see the Brewers Journal Canada website.
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