Postmark Brewing

Postmark Brewing is a craft brewery located in the historic Dominion Building at 55 Dunlevy Avenue in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. The taproom offers a rotating selection of house-made beers, from IPAs and stouts to sours and lagers, often featuring local ingredients. The space is modern and industrial-chic, with exposed brick, high ceilings, and large windows that fill the room with natural light. Visitors can enjoy flights or full pours while sitting at communal tables or cozy booths. The brewery also has a small kitchen offering snacks and light bites. Postmark Brewing is part of a cluster of craft breweries in the area, making it a great stop on a brewery crawl. The staff are knowledgeable and passionate about beer, happy to recommend a style based on your taste. The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly, attracting both locals and tourists looking for authentic Vancouver craft beer.

不容错过

• Sample a diverse range of house-brewed beers, including seasonal specialties
• Enjoy the industrial-chic taproom with exposed brick and high ceilings
• Try a flight to taste multiple styles
• Pair your beer with snacks from the small kitchen menu
• Explore nearby breweries in the Downtown Eastside craft beer district

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如何到达

行前须知

• Check their website or social media for current tap list and seasonal releases.
• They accept credit cards, but it's good to have ID if you look under 30.
• Combine your visit with other nearby breweries like Strange Fellows and Luppolo for a brewery crawl.

历史背景

Postmark Brewing opened in 2015, founded by a group of friends with a passion for craft beer. The name references the historic Dominion Building, which once housed the city's main post office. The brewery has since become a staple of Vancouver's craft beer scene.