VANCOUVER, BC – Slow Hand Beer Company has announced the release of the first beer to be brewed at its own facility, which is situated at an address that will be very familiar to Vancouver’s craft beer drinkers.
Founded in 2017 by industry veterans Kurtis Sheldan and Chris Charron, the company has been having its flagship Slow Hand Pilsner brewed under contract while planning for a bricks-and-mortar location.
That location has now been established at 1830 Powell Street, which was previously the home of Powell Brewery from 2012 to 2014, and Doan’s Craft Brewing from 2015 to 2018.
The first small batch beer to come from the new brewery is Cerveza Motueka, which is described as a “Mexican-style corn lager dry-hopped with Motueka for a bright, punchy hit of lemon-lime”.
Slow Hand Cerveza Motueka will be available soon on tap at select bars and restaurants in Vancouver, and cans will be available in the Slow Hand taproom and retail store when it opens later this month.
Source & Photo: Slow Hand Beer Company Instagram page