Join Chef Ned Bell, the BC Ale Trail and CTV Your Morning Vancouver for a series of delicious recipes featuring local, seasonal ingredients, and BC craft beer. In this edition, Chef Ned spotlights Salmon Arm. BC Beer–Braised Beef Short Ribs with Caramelized Onion, Sour Cream & Grain Mustard Mashed Potatoes and Roasted Cabbage Recipe by … Continued
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In winter, Prince George transforms into a snowy wonderland, offering unforgettable experiences for outdoor adventurers and craft beverage enthusiasts alike. When winter blankets Prince George in snow, this northern British Columbia gem transforms into a frosty haven of seasonal activities and cozy retreats. From pristine Nordic ski trails that wind through frosted forests to challenging … Continued
Join Chef Ned Bell, the BC Ale Trail and CTV Your Morning Vancouver for a series of delicious recipes featuring local, seasonal ingredients, and BC craft beer. In this edition, Chef Ned spotlights Salmon Arm. BC Beer–Braised Beef Short Ribs with Caramelized Onion, Sour Cream & Grain Mustard Mashed Potatoes and Roasted Cabbage Recipe by … Continued
Discover New Westminster’s Festive Craft Beer Scene This Holiday Season This winter, New Westminster offers the perfect blend of relaxed seasonal charm and craft beer culture. Tucked along the Fraser River, BC’s original capital city transforms into a cozy holiday destination where twinkling lights meet award-winning brews, and a walkable downtown connects you to some … Continued
Sometimes the best getaways are right in your own backyard. This winter, Lower Mainlanders can skip the long drive and discover Coquitlam, where Metro Vancouver’s largest free holiday light display transforms Lafarge Lake into a glowing wonderland with over one million lights. But the magic doesn’t stop at the lakeside—you’ll find locally brewed craft beer … Continued
As winter settles in and the holiday season approaches, craft breweries across BC are unwrapping their most creative and festive beer offerings yet. Winter beers have a special magic about them. Often darker and more robust, these carefully crafted ales and stouts are perfectly designed for the colder months. But it’s not just about the … Continued
West Kelowna shines all year long, but there’s something especially magical about the way the city transforms during the holiday season. Twinkling lights all around, Christmas markets fill the air with the scent of fir and baked treats, and local businesses, including West Kelowna’s three standout breweries, bring their own winter warmth to the community. … Continued
Join Chef Ned Bell, the BC Ale Trail and CTV Your Morning Vancouver for a series of delicious recipes featuring local, seasonal ingredients, and BC craft beer. In this edition, Chef Ned spotlights Mariner Brewing in Coquitlam. Roasted Carrot, Apple and Winter Ale Soup Made and paired with craft beer from Mariner Brewing Recipe by … Continued
The Harrison River Valley is a hidden gem in British Columbia, offering the perfect blend of adventure, stunning scenery, and local flavours—all just a two-hour drive from Metro Vancouver. This easy road trip makes it the ideal weekend getaway for anyone looking to explore their own backyard without the hassle of a long drive or … Continued
Breweries from British Columbia won nearly 40% of all the awards at the 4th annual Canada Beer Cup. Canada’s best beers were feted at the Canada Beer Cup Awards Gala in Québec City on November 10. While the trophy for Best Beer in Canada went to Québec’s own Microbrasserie Charlevoix for its Flacatoune Belgian Blonde, … Continued
The days are growing shorter, the weather is cooling down, and there’s nothing quite as comfortable as getting cozy at your favourite local brewery. We asked BC Ale Trail fans to vote for their favourite cozy brewery space across the province, and the responses poured in, just like a rainstorm on a dreary Vancouver day. … Continued
Aaron from the Cascadian Beer Podcast will visit a different BC brewery every month and report back here.
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