The GOODS from Parallel 49 Brewing Co.

Vancouver, BC | Parallel 49 Brewing Company has announced the release of their second collaboration 12-pack, Brews Brothers Volume 2. Putting a classic rock spin on this year’s mixer pack, Parallel 49 Brewing Company is joining forces with multiple BC breweries to bring locals 12 new, unique brews. On Sunday, April 3rd, the brewery will launch Brews Brother Volume 2 at Venue Nightclub (881 Granville St. Vancouver, BC, 6pm-11pm) followed by a nine-stop Western Canadian tap takeover tour in cities stretching from Victoria to Winnipeg.

The participants in this year’s Brews Brothers collaboration pack range from local favourites like Strange Fellows Brewing and Four Winds Brewing Company, along with breweries hailing from across the province – Fernie Brewing (Fernie, BC), Barkerville Brewing Company (Quesnel, BC) and Crannog Brewing (Sorrento, BC) to name a few.

“We’re so happy to be launching Brews Brothers in a bigger, better way for the second year in a row,” said Graham With, Head Brewer at Parallel 49 Brewing Company.

Parallel 49 Brewing Company will celebrate the launch of Brews Brothers Volume 2 on Sunday, April 3rd, at Venue Nightclub from 6pm-11pm. Beer lovers can sample this year’s Brews Brothers creations for $4 a piece and participate in Rockaoke Live – a live band karaoke on the Venue Nightclub stage. Entry to the event is $10 and all proceeds will be donated to Cystic Fybrosis Canada. Tickets will be available at the door and for more information please visit rockaokelive.com.

The Brews Brothers Volume 2 collaboration 12-pack will be available for purchase at Parallel 49 Brewing Company’s tasting room (1950 Triumph St., Vancouver, BC), and liquor stores across the province as of April 3rd 2016. For more information please visit parallel49brewing.com.

Details

1950 Triumph St. Vancouver, B.C. V5L 1K5
Telephone: 604-558-2739
Web: www.parallel49brewing.com | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

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The People Who Make It Happen

Mike Sleeman, Owner
Anthony Frustagli, Owner
Nick Paladino, Owner
Scott Venema, Owner
Graham With, Owner & Head Brewmaster
Michael Tod, Owner

About the Business

Parallel 49 Brewing Company is an East Vancouver microbrewery brewing up some of the highest quality craft beers in B.C. With a successful first year and high achievements at last year’s Canadian Brewing Awards, Parallel 49 has recently expanded their sales into the Prairie Provinces as well as Ontario and the U.S. Their unusual but fun and cheeky named brews have become wildly popular among craft beer enthusiasts who enjoy their year round brews including Hoparazzi, Gypsy Tears Ruby Ale and Old Boy. In addition, Parallel 49 offers a variety of highly anticipated seasonal beers including watermelon infused Seedspitter, pumpkin Oktoberfest Schadenfreude, Ugly Sweater Milk Stout, and many others.

Visit Parallel 49’s East Vancouver tasting room and liquor stores across the lower mainland to purchase 12 and 6 pack bottles. Growlers are also available for purchase at the brewery. For more information on their latest brews visit the website here.

PRESS & Accolades

“The Parallel 49 Brewing Co. opened on Triumph Street a year ago, and has bubbled up as vigorously as the 30 or so weirdly named beers from its six 5,000-litre and eight 10,000-litre tanks. Weird? How about Banana Hammock? Salty Scot? Lost Souls? Hoparazzi? Ugly Sweater? Schadenfreude? The latter word refers to the pleasure in seeing others fail. That certainly wouldn’t apply to Anthony Frustagli, Nick Paladino, Mike Sleeman and Scott Venema, who own the St. Augustine’s restaurant and craft-beer mecca, and Michael Tod and Graham With who joined them to found Parallel 49.” – Malcolm Parry, The Vancouver Sun

“It’s always exciting to see a new craft beer maker pop up in Vancouver; it’s even more exciting to see a brewery push boundaries, take risks and create new and interesting flavour combinations. Expect to see bold choices coming from Parallel 49 in the future.” – Ryan Tessier, Vancity Buzz

“Having an understanding of the science of brewing has almost certainly enabled Parallel 49 to achieve consistency in its product, even with the brewery in a state of near-constant expansion.” – Jan Zeschky, The Province