Mt. Begbie Brewing Co. named Brewery of the Year at 2017 Canadian Brewery Awards!

A big congratulations to Mount Begbie Brewing Co.! The Revelstoke brewer wins the big prize, and two golds and a bronze for their beers at the national brewing awards!

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May 27, 2017
Mt Begbie Brewing Co.’s owners Tracey and Bart Larson have been working hard to expand their business and production. Photo: Aaron Orlando/Revelstoke Mountaineer

Mount Begbie Brewing Co. earned the Brewery of the Year award at the 2017 Canadian Brewery Awards. The prize was announced at the awards ceremony in Ottawa on Saturday.

Mt. Begbie Brewing Co.’s media officer Darryn Shewhuck. Photo: Aaron Orlando/Revelstoke Mountaineer

The winner is announced at the awards in Ottawa. Photo: Mt. Begbie Brewing Co. Instagram account.

The Revelstoke brewer took home four awards at the event. Their High Country Kolsch won gold in the German Style Kölsch category. Their Begbie Cream Ale won gold in the Cream Ale category. And their Brave Liver Scotch Ale won bronze in the Scotch Ale category.

To learn more about the brewery, check out our feature from Revelstoke Mountaineer Magazine on Mt. Begbie Brewing Co.’s new facility published earlier this year.

https://revelstokemountaineer.com/mt-begbie-brewings-new-brewery-set-to-open-16772

 

 

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