The Yes We, CAN! Canned Craft Beer Festival returns once again this Saturday, July 4, from 6 to 10 p.m. This all-ages, 100-percent-recyclable celebration will feature beer from close to 40 craft breweries plus at least 8 cideries. Entertainment will be provided by Bluegrass / Americana-stomp bands Polecat and Wild Rabbit, [...]
Earlier this month, a report released by the Aluminum Association and the Can Manufacturers Institute (CMI) found the aluminum can to be the most recycled and highest value beverage container on the market today. Information from the May 2015 report, “The Aluminum Can Advantage: Key Sustainability Indicators 2015,” may seem biased [...]
On July 4th the 2nd Annual Yes, We Can! Canned Beer Festival will take place at Elizabeth Station. It's the Northwest's 1st canned beer festival. We are giving away two (2) free tickets to this happy and hoppy event. Here's the event details. POLECAT & WILD RABBIT 40+ breweries - hot food - [...]
Craft beer in cans, is the way to be these days. Kulshan Brewing got on board a while ago with their Bastard Cat IPA, Boundary Bay Brewing has their Traverse ESB and Elizabeth Station just got their new Crowler Machine. On June 1st, Aslan Brewing will be releasing their first canned [...]
There is beer gear everywhere attempting to make your craft drinking experience that much better (by the way, have you seen our gear?!) The folks at ManCan, think their growler is tops. The name is tacky. The product is not. This "manly" product apparently ignored 50% of their market and, in retrospect, [...]
Ever since Oskar Blues Brewery started canning Dale’s Pale Ale in 2002, canned craft beer has exploded across the United States. According to craftcans.com, a website dedicated to providing news and reviews for the “Canned Beer Revolution,” there are now more than 500 craft breweries packaging in cans. In 2007, there [...]
Canned beer has been with us for 80 trips around the sun now. Actually, canned beer was first proposed by a farmer in Montana in 1903, but it wasn't feasible at the time. It wasn't until 1935, two years after the 21st Amendment was ratified (ending Prohibition), that canned beer hit [...]
