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Montreal Craft Beer Guide: An Entry Point to Quebec’s World-Class Beer Scene
Quebec has long been a beacon for beer enthusiasts from across Canada and around the world, with acclaimed breweries like Le Trou du Diable, Dieu Du Ciel!, Brasseurs du Monde and La Voie Maltée claiming top prizes at North American and international beer…
A Dublin Beer Guide: Where to Drink with the Locals
Dublin and its citizens are quite possibly the most famous in the world for enjoying a beer. It used to be a reputation we didn’t look too kindly upon as it would outshine our many other attributes: one of the very best capitals to enjoy ancient architecture,…
Prostly Issue #9: The Festival Issue
Welcome beer drinkers from far and wide to the latest edition of Prostly, a magazine that fuses our two greatest loves - beer and travel. As the title of our ninth issue implies, we're focused on beer festivals this month - and more specifically German beer…
2018 German Beer Festival Guide and Infographic
As travellers who love to drink (or is that drinkers who love to travel?), we’ve long thought of the German beer festival as the ultimate destination. Over the years as we’ve traversed Germany, we’ve had the opportunity to enjoy many of the country’s…
Stuttgart’s Cannstatter Volksfest: Germany’s Other Epic Beer Festival
Oktoberfest has been enticing overzealous beer drinkers from far and wide to Munich for decades. Though 200 kilometers away, held during the same time, also originated out of a royal marriage, and with a similar focus on beer, another festival takes place,…
A Tour of Oktoberfest Tents at Germany’s Most Popular Beer Festival
Oh, Oktoberfest. The holy grail of beer experiences is why bucket lists exist. For many, attending Munich’s infamous beer fest is an accomplishment on par with one’s graduation, wedding, or the birth of a child. It’s an event that will leave you regaling your…
Where to Drink Craft Beer with the Locals in Budapest
Traditionally, Hungary is not a land of beer. Hungarians rather consider themselves a wine nation and, of course, the home of pálinka. Despite this, Hungary is often among the top thirty countries by beer consumption.
Prostly Issue #8: Beer Here, There, Everywhere
Grab a seat & pop open a beer as Prostly's eighth issue has dropped. As the summer winds down we're back to featuring beers, bars and breweries from around the globe that'll inspire you to explore the world around you. Whether that means jumping on an…
Winking Seal Beer Co. Brings a Pop of Color to Saigon’s Beer Scene
Great beer is always a treat, though great beer in a cool and colorful setting, alongside mini pulled pork sliders is something to write home about. So that's exactly what I'm doing. Welcome to the Winking Seal Beer Co. Living in Vietnam, I found myself…
St. Petersburg Beer Guide: Craft Beer Revolution in the City of Revolutions
St. Petersburg, Russia’s second largest city and the former imperial capital, eternally besmirched by my presence, happens to possess an extensive beer scene. This can perhaps be explained through geography and history. North of Europe is not ripe with…
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A Tour of Oktoberfest Tents at Germany’s Most Popular Beer Festival
Oh, Oktoberfest. The holy grail of beer experiences is why bucket lists exist. For many, attending Munich’s infamous beer fest is an accomplishment on par with one’s graduation, wedding, or the birth of a child. It’s an event that will leave you regaling your…
Where to Drink Craft Beer with the Locals in Budapest
Traditionally, Hungary is not a land of beer. Hungarians rather consider themselves a wine nation and, of course, the home of pálinka. Despite this, Hungary is often among the top thirty countries by beer consumption.
Prostly Issue #8: Beer Here, There, Everywhere
Grab a seat & pop open a beer as Prostly's eighth issue has dropped. As the summer winds down we're back to featuring beers, bars and breweries from around the globe that'll inspire you to explore the world around you. Whether that means jumping on an…
Winking Seal Beer Co. Brings a Pop of Color to Saigon’s Beer Scene
Great beer is always a treat, though great beer in a cool and colorful setting, alongside mini pulled pork sliders is something to write home about. So that's exactly what I'm doing. Welcome to the Winking Seal Beer Co. Living in Vietnam, I found myself…
St. Petersburg Beer Guide: Craft Beer Revolution in the City of Revolutions
St. Petersburg, Russia’s second largest city and the former imperial capital, eternally besmirched by my presence, happens to possess an extensive beer scene. This can perhaps be explained through geography and history. North of Europe is not ripe with…
The Dominion is Strong: Dominion City Brewing’s Capital Craft
There is perhaps no name more fitting for a brewery in Canada's capital than Dominion City. For those of you who aren't Canadian, or didn't pay much attention in history class, Canada's official title, coined 150 years ago when the British North America Act…
The Headwaters are Brewing: Escape Toronto on this Craft Beer and Cider Day Trip
When my friend James pitched the idea of a brewery tour around Caledon and the Headwaters area, I admit I was skeptical. Despite my love for all things craft beer, my knowledge of brewing geography remains decidedly urban. Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Ottawa…
The Berlin Beer List: An Epic Day Exploring the City’s Best Beer Spots
When I last left off in the first-parter of this series, we had just been given the gift that all traveling beer lovers cherish - a list of Berlin's top beer spots compiled by three expats all making waves in the city's evolving beer scene. We now had an…
Prostly Issue #7: The #Canada150 Edition
Today, the day we release the seventh edition of Prostly, is a special one for us. Not only is it Canada Day, it's the 150th anniversary of Canadian confederation, when six provinces came together to form the Dominion of Canada. While Prostly typically…
A Weekend of Beer in Ottawa with Dominion City’s Josh McJannett
Originally selected as Canada’s capital in a compromise by a Queen across an ocean who would never visit in person, Ottawa spent much of the last 150 years shaking off the impression (deep-seated amongst our fellow Canadians) that it was a backwood lumber…
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