The Alibi Room Dry-hopped Keller Pils was conceived as the result of heartfelt conversations in April between brewery friends. The pandemic shook our industry and challenged the fate of our cherished Alibi Room. It was at those long tables that we first fell in love with craft beer, hastily sketched our own brewery plans, and eventually saw our first beers bringing other people together as well. But, our community isn’t only steel tanks and tap lists. It’s the cities we live in, the lands we stand on, and the neighbors around us. In the last month, we’ve seen and heard our communities and neighbors raise their voices against racial inequality, spurring us to listen and learn, to do better and to be better. Although the label on this beer states that all proceeds will go to keeping Alibi Room open, we would be remiss if we didn’t see a greater community that needs help. So, while part of the proceeds will go towards the survival of Alibi Room, the majority will directly support two organizations working with Indigenous and POC communities in the city. (1. UNYA - Urban Native Youth Association and 2. Downtown Eastside Women’s Centre).
