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"Beer Hunter: The Movie" Screening - Thu Sep 19th

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"Beer Hunter: The Movie" Screening - Thu Sep 19th

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Canadian Beer News, The Rhino & Toronto Beer Week present

BEER HUNTER: The Story of Michael Jackson

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th, 2013
6:30 PM - doors open & reception
7:00 PM - introductory remarks & film screening

THE RHINO
1249 Queen St. W., Toronto, ON

$20 per person
admission includes 2 beers, appetizers & film screening
event proceeds to be donated to Parkinson's research
tickets available at http://guestlistapp.com/events/177780

Celebrate Michael Jackson, the Beer Hunter, with a screening of a documentary film that features rare footage of Michael's travels, plus interviews with leading brewers and beer writers about how Michael changed the world of craft beer forever.

Before the screening, Stephen Beaumont, one of the world’s most authoritative voices on beer today, will discuss Michael’s contribution to beginning a renaissance of interest in beer.

Following the film, Stephen will be signing copies of his latest books - the brand new The Pocket Beer Guide and last year's The World Atlas of Beer - both written in collaboration with UK-based beer expert Tim Webb.

Cheshire Valley Brewing and Great Lakes Brewery will be providing commemorative cask ales in Michael’s honour.

Admission is $20.00, which includes 2 commemorative beers, light appetizers, and film screening. Additional beer will be available to purchase. Proceeds from the event will be donated to Parkinson’s research.

This screening is a co-presentation of Canadian Beer News and The Rhino, and is an official part of Toronto Beer Week, a collective series of craft beer themed events taking place in Toronto from September 13th to 21st.

Please note that the event will be taking place in the 2nd floor space above Rhino, which is not wheelchair accessible.

http://www.beerhuntermovie.com/
http://www.canadianbeernews.com/
http://www.therhino.ca/
http://www.torontobeerweek.com/
http://www.worldofbeer.com/
http://www.cheshirevalleybrewing.com/
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Good news and great initiative! Looking forward to this one. Just the other night I dusted off my Beer Hunter DVD and watched the Belgium episode. What a great series and body of work. A true trailblazer.

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minor note: it's either wednesday the 25th or thursday the 26th as there is no wednesday the 26th this year ;)
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grub wrote:minor note: it's either wednesday the 25th or thursday the 26th as there is no wednesday the 26th this year ;)
Ha! It was actually supposed to be Wed 25th - but there's been some developments since last night that might lead to a date change.

I've updated the original post to reflect this. More soon...

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I e-mailed the film maker last year to see if this movie would be shown in Canada. He never got back to me so it's good to see that the Rhino wants to screen it.

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He's my favourite beer writer from near Barnsley. Don't tell Pete Brown.
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biegaman wrote: Just the other night I dusted off my Beer Hunter DVD and watched the Belgium episode. What a great series and body of work.
This is available on DVD?
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MatttthewGeorge wrote:
biegaman wrote: Just the other night I dusted off my Beer Hunter DVD and watched the Belgium episode. What a great series and body of work.
This is available on DVD?
The copy I have is a burned CD ROM/DVD disc. It was a gift from a very generous trader/host. I'm not sure if you can buy it legitimately, although there seems to be VHS copies sticking around on Amazon:

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Details for this event are now confirmed, and the original post above has been updated with full information.

It won't be "officially" announced until tomorrow, so Towellers get a jump on tickets... :wink:

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Greg, I'd like to attend this event and I'd like to pay by debit card. There dosen't seem to be a debit option. I haven't used pay pal before Can you help?

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In regard to Michael Jackson, I would like to draw attention to Stan Hieronymous's superb article in the current issue of All About Beer on Jackson's voluminous research and business archive. It is now housed at Oxford Brookes University in the famous academic town, to facilitate research in beer and related matters.

Stan gives numerous extracts from the works which are tantalizing and show that there are probably 10 unpublished books in that archive (not almost fully written books but extracts from journals, tasting notes, brewery visits and the like which could be fashioned into excellent books I believe). Hopefully over time some of it will see light of day.

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Publican wrote:Greg, I'd like to attend this event and I'd like to pay by debit card. There dosen't seem to be a debit option. I haven't used pay pal before Can you help?
Unfortunately, PayPal (which processes the payments for the online ticketing system we're using) doesn't appear to accept debit cards as payment, just credit cards.

If you have a PayPal account, you can connect your bank account to it and make direct payments that way. But without a PayPal account, you'll need to use a credit card.

There may be some tickets available at the door. I'll post closer to the date if this will be the case.

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I've got my ticket Can't wait :D

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There are still some tickets left for this event, and they'll remain on sale online until sometime Thursday afternoon:

http://guestlistapp.com/events/177780

There will probably be a handful available at the door as well, for any last minute decision makers.

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This is a very good documentary/insight into Michael Jackson; most enjoyable.

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