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“There are UK-style beers in B.C., but not a lot that are authentic,” said Welton, who originally hails from Chester, England. Owner Simon Welton said the brewery plans to produce UK-style ales and West Coast craft staples, and will function as a production facility for a 100-seat English-style pub currently being built at the corner of Clement and Ethel in Kelowna’s North End. Contributed photoĬraft beer will still continue to be brewed at Boundary Brewing’s location at #2 455 Neave Court in North Kelowna, however, with upstart Welton Brewery taking over the space. “We’re going to wait for the dust to settle before we make our next move.” Boundary Brewing’s wooden brewhouse is the only one of its kind in Canada. “Everything is in flux right now and nobody knows what is happening next,” he said. Gläser said the Boundary Brewing brand will continue to exist and didn’t rule out the possibility of contract brewing in the future. “Overnight our keg sales instantly went to zero,” he said. Given Boundary’s entire business model was based around keg sales and growler fills at its modest tasting room, the COVID-19 pandemic response hit it particularly hard. #fuckcorona #drinklikeagerman #prost and as always #fascistsstaythirstyĪ post shared by Boundary Brewing Company on at 6:59pm PDT Those beers that you all loved will be back. We’re gonna take the summer to reassess, plan and hope to come back in a different way in the fall. I want to thank everyone for all their love and support over the years. Today we signed the papers and sold the brewery in Kelowna.
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