Cheers!
A History of Beer in Canada
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We like beer in Canada. We really, really like it. And it’s not just a fly-by-night, sordid little affair. We’re in it long term. We spend something like $8 billion a year on beer. From barley growers to label designers, more than 170,000 Canadians owe their full-time jobs directly or indirectly to beer. The rest of us just do what we can to help.
In the long-awaited follow up to Notes on a Beermat, Pashley explores beer in Canada, covering many salient points, including chapters on
- Frère Ambroise, Who Started It All (Unless He Didn’t)
- Us Against Them: Canadians and Our Neighbours to the South
- When Canadians Knew Squat: The Stubby in Our Lives
- Beer: Isn’t It Bad for You and Bad for the Planet?
- Ale or Lager? East Is East and West Isn’t
- Barkeep! Gimme Another Light Dry Low-Carb Ice Beer with No Aftertaste
- Are You a Beer Geek? (There’s No Right Answer)
- The Future of Beer: Can I Afford to Drink Beer? (Can You Afford Not To?)
And much, much more!
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Author Extras
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Cheers!
We like beer in Canada. We really , really like it. And it’s not just a fly-by-night, sordid little affair. We’re in it long term. We spend something like $8 billion a year on beer. From barley growers to label designers, more than 170,000 Canadians owe their fulltime jobs directly or...
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Notes on a Beermat
First published in 2001 to national acclaim, Notes on a Beermat is Nicholas Pashley’s ode to the amber nectar of the gods, a witty meditation on beer and everything that goes with it—from socializing to the solitary pleasures of a beer and a book, to the qualities necessary in a good pub...
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