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Stuck At Home? These BC Breweries Will Deliver Beer to Your Door

Stuck At Home? These BC Breweries Will Deliver Beer to Your Door

cold beer bottles — Thankfully, a number of B.C. craft breweries offer online sales, with delicious craft beer available to be delivered right to your front door. Photo: Shutterstock

Just because you’re stuck inside due to this pesky COVID-19 outbreak, that’s no reason to go without beer. Thankfully, a number of B.C. craft breweries offer online sales, with delicious craft beer available to be delivered right to your front door. In Vancouver, you can even get Skip the Dishes to deliver beer from some of your favourite craft breweries.

That’s why we’ve compiled this handy dandy list of breweries and liquor stores that will deliver beer right to your front door. “Self isolation” and “social distancing” doesn’t mean you can’t crack a beer or three. It’s not like there’s anything else to do!

33 Acres Brewing Co.

15 West 8th Ave., Vancouver

Link to Skip the Dishes site

Andina Brewing

1507 Powell St., Vancouver

Link to Skip the Dishes site

Another Beer Co.

#11–30 Capilano Way, New Westminster

Link to online store

Backroads Brewing

460 Baker St., Nelson

Call 778-463-3361 to place an order

The Bakery Brewing

2617 Murray Street, Port Moody

Link to online store

Barkerville Brewing

185 Davie Street, Quesnel

Link to online store

Beach Fire Brewing

594 11th Ave., Campbell River

Link to online store

Beere Brewing Co.

312 Esplanade East, North Vancouver

Link to online store

Bomber Brewing

1488 Adanac St., Vancouver

Link to Foodora site

BREWHALL

97 East Second Ave., Vancouver

Link to online store

Category 12 Brewing

2200 Keating Cross Rd., Central Saanich

Link to online store

Coal Harbour Liquor Store

1218 West Pender St., Vancouver

Link to Skip the Dishes site

Container Brewing

1216 Franklin St., Vancouver

Link to online store

Copper Brewing Co.

#102-1851 Kirschner Rd., Kelowna

Link to website

Crossroads Brewing & Distillery

508 George Street, Prince George

Call 250-614-2337 to place an order

Dageraad Brewing

#114–3191 Thunderbird Crescent, Burnaby

Link to online store

Dog Mountain Brewing

3141 3rd Avenue, Port Alberni

Call 250-668-4765 to place an order

Driftwood Brewery

102-450 Hillside Ave., Victoria

Link to online store

East Van Brewing Co.

1675 Venables St., Vancouver

Link to Foodora site

Electric Bicycle Brewing Co.

20 East 4th Ave., Vancouver

Link to Skip the Dishes site

Faculty Brewing Co.

1830 Ontario Street, Vancouver

Link to online store

Farm Country Brewing

#5-20555 56th Ave., Langley

Link to online store

Field House Brewing

2281 West Railway Street, Abbotsford

Link to online store

Foamers’ Folly Brewing Co.

19221 122A Ave., Pitt Meadows

Link to online store

Four Winds Brewing

#4–7355 72nd St., Delta

Link to online store

Gladstone Brewing

244 4th Street, Courtenay

Link to online store

Highway 97 Brewery

954 Eckhardt Ave. West, Penticton

Call 778-996-6875 to place an order

House of Funk Brewing

350 East Esplanade, North Vancouver

Link to online store

Land & Sea Brewing

2040 Gutherie Rd., Comox

Call 250-941-5577 to place an order

Luppolo Brewing

1123 Venables Street, Vancouver

Link to website

Main Street Brewing

261 East 7th Ave., Vancouver

Link to Skip the Dishes site

Maple Meadows Brewing

22775 Dewdney Trunk Rd., Maple Ridge

Link to online store

Moody Ales

2601 Murray Street, Port Moody

Link to online store

Moon Under Water Brewpub & Distillery

350 Bay St., Victoria

Link to online store

Mountainview Liquor Store

4333 Fraser St., Vancouver

Link to Skip the Dishes site

Mt. Begbie Brewing

2155 Oak Dr., Revelstoke

Call 250-837-2756 to place an order

New Tradition Brewing

#11-215 Port Augusta Street, Comox

Call 236-362-2022 to place an order

North Point Brewing

266 East First Ave., North Vancouver

Link to online store

Off The Rail Brewing

1351 Adanac Street,Vancouver

Link to online store

Old Abbey Ales

#1A–30321 Fraser Hwy., Abbotsford

Call 604-607-5104 to place an order

Old Yale Brewing

#404–44550 South Sumas Road, Chilliwack

Link to online store

Parallel 49 Brewing

1950 Triumph Street, Vancouver

Call 604-558-2739 to place an order

Parkside Brewery

2731 Murray St., Port Moody

Call 604-492-2731 to place an order

Pemberton Brewing Co.

1936 Stonecutter Pl., Pemberton

Email order to j@pembertonbrewing.ca; menu online here

Phillips Brewing

2010 Government St., Victoria

Call 250-380-1912 EXT 2 to place an order

Postmark Brewing

55 Dunlevy Ave., Vancouver

Link to Skip the Dishes site

Public Liquor

#301—1750 Pier Mac Way, Kelowna

Link to online store

Ravens Brewing Company

2485 Townline Rd., Abbotsford

Link to online store

Red Arrow Brewing

5255 Chaster Rd., Duncan

Call 250-597-0037 to order

Red Collar Brewing

355 Lansdowne Street, Kamloops

Link to online store

Red Racer Taphouse

871 Beatty St., Vancouver

Link to Skip the Dishes site

Riot Brewing

#101A—3055 Oak Street, Chemainus

Call 250-324-7468 to place an order

Rustic Reel Brewing Co.

760 Vaughan Ave, Kelowna

Email sales@rusticreel.com to place an order

Sherwood Mountain Brewhouse

#101—4816 Highway 16 West, Terrace

Text 250-631-2600 to place an order

Slackwater Brewing

218 Martin Street, Penticton

Call 236-422-0812 or email info@slackwaterbrewing.com to place an order

Slow Hand Beer Co.

1830 Powell St, Vancouver

Link to Beer Van online store

Sooke Brewing Co.

2057 Otter Point Rd., Sooke

Call 250-642-0106 to place an order

Sooke Oceanside Brewing

#1-5529 Sooke Road, Sooke

Call 778-352-2739 to place an order

Spinnakers Brewpub

308 Catherine Street, Victoria

Link to Tutti delivery app

Steamworks Brewery

3845 Williams St., Burnaby

Link to Skip the Dishes site

Steel & Oak Brewing

1319 3rd Ave., New Westminster

Link to online store

Strange Fellows Brewing

1345 Clark Drive

Link to online store

Strathcona Beer Co. / Superflux Beer Co.

895 East Hastings Street, Vancouver

Link to online store

Streetcar Brewing

123A 1st Street East

Link to online store

Tailout Brewing

1810A 8th Avenue, Castlegar

Link to online store

Tapworks Brewing Co.

537 Cruice Lane, Gibsons

Link to online store

Tinhouse Brewing

#2140–550 Sherling Place, Port Coquitlam

Link to online store

The Bottle Shop Liquor Store

1489 East Hastings St., Vancouver

Link to Skip the Dishes site

Torchlight Brewing

125 Hall Street, Nelson

Link to online store

Townsite Brewing

5824 Ash Ave., Powell River

Link to online store

Trading Post Brewing

20120 64th Ave., Langley

Link to Skip the Dishes site

Trading Post Eatery & Growler Bar

3058 Gladwin Rd., Abbotsford

Link to Skip the Dishes site

Twa Dogs Brewing

761 Enterprise Crescent, Saanich

Link to online store

Twin Sails Brewing

2821 Murray Street, Port Moody

Link to online store

Ucluelet Brewing Co.

1601 Peninsula Rd., Ucluelet

Call 250-726-0499 to place a beer or food order

Vancouver Island Brewing

2330 Government St., Victoria

Call 250-216-2320 to place an order

Wheelhouse Brewing

217 1st Ave. East, Prince Rupert

Link to online store

Whistle Buoy Brewing

#63–560 Johnson Street, Victoria

Link to online store

Whistler Brewing

1045 Millar Creek Rd., Whistler

Call 604-962-8889 ext 105 to order

White Rock Beach Beer Co.

15181 Russell Ave, White Rock

Call 778-808-5416 to place an order

Wildeye Brewing

1385 Main Street, North Vancouver

Link to online store

Wolf Brewing Co.

940 Old Victoria Road, Nanaimo

Link to online store

Yellow Dog Brewing

2817 Murray Street, Port Moody

Link to online store

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