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‘Tis the season for festive beers, and more specifically the highly anticipated Steamworks ‘Blitzen’ ale.  Steamworks Brewing Company will warm the hearts of craft beer lovers across British Columbia with the first ever release of Blitzen Winter Ale in 650ml bottles.
Blitzen, an ode to Belgian Tripel, is a richly brewed winter ale with apple and citrus aromas, a toasted malt character and a creamy finish – enough to make any beer drinker sing with holiday cheer. And, in the season of giving, Blitzen makes a clever stocking stuffer or a perfect offering at your next Christmas party or holiday dinner.  Aptly named after the lightning fast reindeer, Blitzen’s bottle is designed to delight with a holiday-inspired theme. Every bottle depicts the steam-driven reindeer bursting out of Vancouver’s Science World, ingeniously reimagined as a steampunk snow globe.
“Blitzen ale is 9% alcohol, so you should definitely arrange a designated sleigh-driver to get you home safe and sound!”
Whether you’ve been naughty or nice, Steamworks’ festive Blitzen Winter Ale is available in B.C. Government Liquor Stores as well as private licensed retail stores, allowing beer aficionados province-wide to put the “happy” in holidays.

 
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Nov. 8, 2012) - To mark International Stout Day, Steamworks announces the bottle debut of its Oatmeal Stout - possibly the hottest thing to happen to oatmeal since breakfast. For the first time, this silky-smooth beer can be purchased in 650 ml bottles at liquor stores across British Columbia, giving beer a reason to cheer.
"Steamworks is proving that oatmeal doesn't have to be boring, and we're inviting beer lovers from far and wide to go for a roll in our Oatmeal Stout", says Steamworks President, Walter Cosman. Steamworks Oatmeal Stout is brewed with a generous helping of steel-cut oats and lots of black roasted barley. "Our Oatmeal Stout has a warm, roasted nose that succumbs to smooth waves of lingering satisfaction - it's the new breakfast of champions!", exclaims Cosman.   Read More....

On Thursday, September 20th Steamworks Brewpub held their official bottled beer launch party. The brewpub has been brewing their own beer for seventeen years and for those who have been able to try it, know that it’s pretty good stuff. Situated just to the East of Waterfront Station, Steamworks has been a great spot to sit and have a beer since it’s inception.
Showcased at the event were the six beers that they will be packaging in either a 6-pack consisting of 355 ml bottles or single bomber style bottles that are 650 ml size. Each beer was paired with an appetizer sized dish that went perfectly with their respective beers.
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VANCOUVER, BC – Veteran Vancouver brewpub Steamworks Brewing has announced the release its beer in bottles for the first time. Year-round brands Steamworks Pale Ale and Steamworks Pilsner were launched last week in six packs of 355 ml bottles, featuring steampunk-influenced packaging created by Laurie Millotte and Bernie Hadley-Beauregard of design and branding firm Brandever. There are also plans to release seasonal brands including Frambozen, Wheat Ale, Heroica Oatmeal Stout and Pumpkin Ale in limited edition runs of 650 ml bottles. Steamworks bottled beers will be available in beer and liquor outlets throughout British Columbia.

Steamworks Brewing Co. owner Eli Gershkovitch announced August 27 that his 17-year-old brewing pub is going to start bottling its beer, which until now has only been available on tap at its Water Street location.
The news comes months after Gershkovitch scooped longtime Granville Island Brewing general manager Walter Cosman to be his company’s president. Small “craft” brewers have been making a dent in overall beer sales in B.C. The latest British Columbia Liquor Distribution Branch quarterly report notes that brewers whose annual packaged production is less than 16 million litres saw a 10.08% sales jump in the three months that ended June 30. During those same three months, brewers whose annual packaged production exceeded 16 million litres saw a sales drop of 8.72%.

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