A TikTok video of a Vancouver Island brewery's rock-solid win in a keg curling fundraiser in Courtenay is sweeping the internet, with fans brewing excitement for their stone-cold performance.

On March 22, the Comox Valley Curling Centre (CVCC) hosted the fifth annual where Mount Arrowsmith Brewing Company from Parksville claimed the championship after a fierce and competitive tournament.

A 12-second video of the event posted to TikTok has since gone viral, racking up more than 3.2 million views in less than 72 hours:

Just a regular Saturday night in Canada with some Keg Curling.

"As an Aussie, this is the most Canadian thing ever!," comments user Jacob Sutton.

"Now I understand why curling was invented," adds user GBeckelic. 

During the tournament, eight teams competed on half a sheet of ice, pushing kegs down the sheets. The CVCC made history as being the first ever (and still only) curling tournament featuring beer kegs curled on the ice.

The event was a fundraiser for the Tsolum River Restoration Society.