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Trading Post Brewing — District Wine Village

Oliver, British Columbia, Canada

ClosedOwnership unknown
Founded
2021
Closed
Year unknown
Archive ID
TB-XSYC81D2
Last checked
Not yet checked

Who owns this brewery?

Trading Post Brewing (historical parent brand)

Not yet mapped as a company, so the chain above it is still open.

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From the record

Summary

BC Ale Trail documented an opened second brewery with a 10-hL onsite system and Head Brewer Jason Armitage. Trading Post left the village after roughly two years; the brewhouse was subsequently taken over by Neighbourhood. Production evidence: Historical production Former second brewery / satellite; exited District Wine Village Feb. 2023. Owner as recorded: Trading Post Brewing (historical parent brand). Status as recorded: Closed / parent brand continues.

A summary written during research. The sourced facts are in the sections below.

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The Beer Library

Beers

Helles Lager

Retired

Helles Lager

ABV5.0%

BC Ale Trail listed it among the Oliver brewery's core taps; 2022 District Wine Village menu gives 5% ABV. (HISTORICAL / OLIVER SITE) [Canada Pass 102]

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SMASH Saison

Retired

Saison

Listed among four core beers at the opened Oliver brewery in June 2021. (HISTORICAL / OLIVER SITE 2021) [Canada Pass 102]

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Amber Ale

Retired

Amber Ale

ABV5.0%

Core tap at opening; 2022 menu gives 5% ABV. (HISTORICAL / OLIVER SITE) [Canada Pass 102]

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Best Coast IPA

Retired

IPA

Listed among four core beers at the opened Oliver brewery in June 2021. (HISTORICAL / OLIVER SITE 2021) [Canada Pass 102]

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White Country French

Retired

Beer/wine hybrid / experimental beer

ABV6.6%

District Wine Village menu describes an experimental beer made with Schoenberger grapes supplied by Valley Commons. (HISTORICAL / OLIVER SITE 2022) [Canada Pass 102]

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Breakfast Stout

Retired

Stout

ABV6.7%

District Wine Village menu says brewed with dark roasted English chocolate malt and local Wolf Tree Coffee. (HISTORICAL / OLIVER SITE 2022) [Canada Pass 102]

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Travel Guide

Plan a visit

Address100 Enterprise Way, Oliver, BC V0H 1T2 (District Wine Village)
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Straight answers

Common questions about Trading Post Brewing — District Wine Village

Who owns Trading Post Brewing — District Wine Village?
Trading Post Brewing — District Wine Village is recorded as owned by Trading Post Brewing (historical parent brand), which does not yet have a full company profile in this archive.
Is Trading Post Brewing — District Wine Village still open?
No. Trading Post Brewing — District Wine Village has closed. The archive has not established the year it stopped. BC Ale Trail documented an opened second brewery with a 10-hL onsite system and Head Brewer Jason Armitage. Trading Post left the village after roughly two years; the brewhouse was subsequently taken over by Neighbourhood. Production evidence: Historical production Former second brewery / satellite; exited District Wine Village Feb. 2023. Owner as recorded: Trading Post Brewing (historical parent brand). Status as recorded: Closed / parent brand continues.
When was Trading Post Brewing — District Wine Village founded?
Trading Post Brewing — District Wine Village was founded in 2021 in Oliver, Canada.
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