Brewmasters are carefully chosen for their unrivaled passion and dedication to the quality ingredients and fine brewing principles that Alexander Keith’s is known for. I also know that many of you are just as passionate about Keith’s as the people who make it. So that’s why I’m pleased to announce the Ultimate Keith’s Experience contest to celebrate our most dedicated fans!
With more and more Canadians enjoying Alexander Keith’s, it’s time to pass on our tradition by expanding beyond our hometown of Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Join Brewmaster Graham Kendall on his journey to accredit the breweries in London, Montreal and St. John’s here at The Brewmasters’ Journal.
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Monday, March 14th, 2011Update From Our New Brewmasters
Friday, March 11th, 2011Our new Brewmasters have returned home and are busy preparing for my visit to advise them on their accreditation progress. I thought I would check in with them to see how things are going.
Beer Basics: Keith’s Packaging
Saturday, February 26th, 2011It would probably surprise many of you that beer packaging plays an important role in maintaining the beer’s quality. In this video, I will share with you some of the trade secrets and also tell you a bit about how we at Keith’s like to do our part in being environmentally friendly.
Beer Basics: Serving Keith’s
Saturday, February 26th, 2011Now that you have learned some of the important basics of beer, I want to show you how to get the most out of every bottle of beer you pour – from the glassware, to food pairings. Check it out.
Visiting Alexander Keith’s Gravesite
Friday, February 25th, 2011No visit to Halifax is complete without a stop to the gravesite of Alexander Keith, especially for Nickolas and Rebecca. Here I was really able to help connect the personality, impact and importance of Alexander Keith to the history of Halifax for the Brewmasters. To top off the tour of downtown Halifax, we finally went indoors to get warm and to experience some local culture and of course, have a tall pint of Keith’s.
The New Brewmasters Explore Halifax
Friday, February 25th, 2011The weather was a bit chilly for our Brewmasters’ first trip to Halifax but Nickolas and Rebecca were good sports about it and really wanted to take advantage of their time in Alexander Keith’s hometown. As a proud Canadian, I admit I really wanted to show them how amazing Halifax and Canada is from our history, to our people and culture. Downtown Halifax has a great small town Canadian community feel and hopefully they got that feeling from the tour I gave them.
The New Brewmasters Arrive in Halifax
Friday, February 25th, 2011With the announcement that Alexander Keith’s is introducing Alexander Keith’s Fine Beers to our neighbours in the U.S., I have to admit that I was very excited not only to be sharing the brewing secrets behind Keith’s but proud to show the new Brewmasters what a key role Alexander Keith has played in the history and heritage of Halifax. Watch as I meet our U.S. Brewmasters Nickolas and Rebecca and introduce them to the world of Keith’s.
Alexander Keith’s Fine Beers Grows South of the Border
Thursday, February 3rd, 2011Since Alexander Keith first began brewing in 1820, Alexander Keith’s Fine Beers have grown from a local brew only available in Nova Scotia to become a national favourite across Canada. For over 180 years, our Brewmasters have brewed exceptional quality beer that all Canadians can be proud of. This pride of Nova Scotia has something else to celebrate today.
Brewmasters Learn About the Keith’s Brewing Process
Wednesday, December 22nd, 2010Now that I’ve provided the Brewmaster Apprentices with some history of Alexander Keith the man and discussed the importance of the Alexander Keith’s heritage, it’s time to get to the important part – the brewing process! Follow along as we talk about some of the important variables involved in brewing beer.
Brewmasters Visit Alexander Keith’s Gravesite
Tuesday, December 21st, 2010I ended the tour of Halifax with the Brewmasters by taking them to pay their respects to the man himself – Alexander Keith – at his gravesite. I explained how important this landmark is for Haligonians and how every year on October 5th (his birthday) people leave Alexander Keith’s bottle caps to pay tribute to the man. Tomorrow, I’ll be taking the guys through the brewing process for Keith’s - the last step before the Brewmasters head back to their breweries to start the next phase of the accreditation process.
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Copyright © Alexander Keith's 2012
Copyright © Alexander Keith's 2012