Representatives from Prince Rupert's Wheelhouse Brewery Company spent the weekend in Vancouver sharing the now not so secret broth of their Smokehouse Porter with the North Coast craft brewers taking on a growing level of competition in the Craft Beer industry and tempting the judges with one of the signature brews of the local brewery.
When the froth had settled at the Saturday night finale, the Rupert brewery that is tucked away in the city's Atlin Terminal area had claimed a Bronze medal for their efforts.
And the Bronze goes to! |
The Bronze medal for Prince Rupert comes in the Smoked Beer competition, which saw Coal HarbourBrewing Co. claim the Gold with their Smoke and Mirrors Imperial Smoked Ale, while Waterloo, Ontario's Brick Brewing Co. collected the Silver for their Smoked Applewood Roggenbier.
You can learn a bit about the Smokehouse Porter here
The full list of award winners from all categories in the Saturday night competition is available here.
The Canadian Brewing Awards provided the launching point for a celebration of the brews at the Vancouver Craft Beer Week which continues through this week with Three Day Beer Festival from June 3 to 5 at the PNE.
Prince Rupert's Wheelhouse Brewing Company collected a Bronze award in Saturday's celebration of Canadian Craft Beer in Richmond BC |
They'll be showing off an award in the weeks to come at Prince Rupert's Wheelhouse Brewing Company after collecting a Bronze Medal in Richmond on Saturday |
The gang at the Wheelhouse made use of their Facebook page and twitter feed over the weekend to keep the folks back home up to speed on the event, celebrating their award with the local faithful on Saturday night.
More background on what the Canadian Brewing Awards is all about can be found here.
Some details on the Saturday night awards can be found below:
B.C. breweries shine at 2016 Canadian Brewing Awards
Four Winds breezes past competition, wins Beer of the Year at Canadian Brewing Awards 2016
Delta brews hit high note again as Four Winds wins Beer of the Year at Canadian Brewing Awards
And if this Vancouver Province story gains a bit of traction, the growing legions of Craft Beer fans will be heading for the Prince Rupert brewery, perhaps with a salutation of "to our health!"
For more items related to Prince Rupert's commercial sector see our archive page here.
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