Drink This! Vancouver takes over downtown January 23rd
Grab a date or a group of friends and check out the growing downtown scene at Drink This! Vancouver Saturday, January 23rd. Drink This!
Another exciting Drink This! Vancouver event is on the horizon and they just keep getting better and better. Saturday, January 23rd fans of craft beverages can stop into any of the 11 participating businesses from 4 – 9 p.m. and partake of the specialty of the evening for a small fee.
Bonus: Pick up a walking map at any of the stops, earn a stamp with each craft beverage consumed and turn the map in after four stamps for the chance to win a prize.
Now in its 5th year, Drink This! Vancouver was created to showcase artisan beverage makers and the growing downtown Vancouver night scene. If you’re an old hack at this, you’ll recognize some businesses that love to roll out their carpet for every event—like Cellar 55 Tasting Room and Vancouver Pizza—and some new faces such as Trusty Brewing (in the former location of Dirty Hands) and Pacific House.
Try some San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition medal winners at Burnt Bridge Cellars, Finn River Cider at Kiggins Theatre or a cinnamon whiskey chocolate martini at Charlie’s Bodega. There’s a toast option for just about every palate. Although it is alcohol-heavy, many locations are family-friendly and some even offer craft root beers and sodas and food opportunities abound to satisfy grumbling stomachs.
Drink This! Vancouver is a great date night option or gather up some friends and stroll the walkable route together. Here’s a full list of participants:
Cellar 55 Tasting Room – Five Star Wines
Trusty Brewing – Craft Brews
Main Event – Cucumber Blossom
Kiggins Theater – Finn River Cider
Pacific House – Main St Maple
Burnt Bridge Cellars – Recent Release Flights
Vancouver Pizza – Beer Tap Takeover!
Donnells Bar – 3 Howls Distillery
Charlie’s Bodega – Cinnamon Whiskey Chocolate Martini
Trap Door Brewing – Craft Brews
Thirsty Sasquatch – Double Mountain Tap
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Viki
I am a Clark County native. I am Level 2 WSET (wine and spirit education trust)-certified and enjoy pairing wine with my passion for travel and fondness of food. My most prized possessions are the memories of places I've been with my husband, the chance encounters we've been blessed to have along the way and my carry-on bag. I can often be seen around town and in tasting rooms with our two beautiful, double-Merle Australian shepherds, Challenge and Baby Girl.