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When news broke that Invermere’s Kicking Horse Coffee had sold in a $215 million deal to Italy's Lavazza Group, it reminded us of the company’s humble beginning
The 15th annual Canadian Brewing Awards and Conference was held in Ottawa recently at the Ottawa Conference and Event Centre.
Kicking Horse Coffee is one of the Kootenay’s largest employers with over 110 people working out of the company's Invermere manufacturing facility.
The company made the Top 10 Most Innovative Products appearing on shelves of B.C. grocery stores, as selected by a panel of food experts.
Torchlight Brewing Company in Nelson has quintupled its size by moving to a new location
by Kyle Born
Taste the delicious, decadent difference when indulging in premium Happy Cow ice cream in Fernie and now Cranbrook.
by Virginia Rasch![Sherry Jackson and Jill Bentley-Lobban celebrate the installation of a new [stoke] juice outlet at Cranbrook's Hot Shots Cafe.](http://kootenaybiz.com/images/uploads/stokejuice400.jpg)
The company recently transitioned all their cold-pressed juices into sustainable, recyclable glass bottles.
Kimberley City Bakery owners Eric and Michelle Forbes have been awarded Canada’s most prestigious bakery award
by Kyle Born
Heartbeet bistro on Howard Street in Kimberley will permanently close its doors on April 30th, 2017
The iconic coffee shop is slated to be up and running by summer 2017.
