With mountains, water, forest, locals and craft beer surrounding this city, North Vancouver is one of the most beautiful cities in Vancouver. No matter the weather you can certainly find an activity to keep you and your friends entertained. Starting this summer, there are 3 new breweries opening up in North Vancouver within the district and city with more to come!
Canadian Craft Tours saw the opportunity to introduce a new service to the area and made it happen!! Welcome BEER BIKES to the roster!
Strap on to the best seat in the house and take a ride through the city of North Vancouver with Canadian Craft Tours Beer Bikes! This Vancouver Beer Bike will take you to 3 local craft breweries with an unforgettable transportation experience. We wanted to be the first in Vancouver to do this amazing, crazy ,and entertainment service to bring people together and explore the craft beer scene in North Vancouver.
Lonsdale Quay, as the central location for pickup and drop off, is the perfect place to start off the tour right by the water. Pedal your way to the chosen breweries we have partnered up with!
But don’t worry!!! If the beer bike isn't your thing, we still do offer bus craft beer tours all throughout Vancouver.
Check out more details on the tour here!!
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The Niagara Region is known for its world-renowned wineries and the diverse range of grape varieties that are grown here. From classic European varieties to newer hybrids, the Niagara Peninsula offers a wide variety of wines to suit every taste. In this blog, we will take a look at some of the most common grape varieties that are grown in Niagara and what makes them special.
Chardonnay: This classic white grape variety is one of the most widely planted in Niagara. Chardonnay grapes are known for producing wines that are crisp and refreshing with flavors of apple, citrus and mineral. The cool climate of the Niagara Region is particularly well-suited to growing Chardonnay, producing wines that are well-balanced with good acidity and a long finish. Fun fact: Chardonnay grapes are also known as the "queen of white grapes", due to its versatility and popularity among wineries all over the world.
Riesling: Another white grape variety that is commonly grown in Niagara is Riesling. Riesling grapes are known for producing wines that are floral and fruity with a characteristic minerality. The Niagara Region's cool climate allows Riesling grapes to ripen slowly, resulting in wines with a good balance of sweetness and acidity. Fun fact: Riesling grapes are known for being very expressive of the terroir where they are grown, meaning that the wine will have a distinct taste depending on the soil and climatic conditions of the region....
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