Month: July 2014

  • Cannery Brewing Co. – Red Dawn Saison

    Cannery Brewing Co. – Red Dawn Saison Review Following their Baltic Porter in the Artisan Creation series of Cannery Brewing beers is the Red Dawn. This is a Red Saison who’s brightly and strongly labeled beer pours a name-suiting reddish, copper colour topped with three full fingers of lacing head. The smell is of wheat…

  • Firehall Brewery – Stoked Ember Ale

    Firehall Brewery – Stoked Ember Ale Revies Firehall Brewery is one of the smallest breweries in British Columbia but they too have started bottling their beers. You may struggle to find their beer outside of Oliver BC and surrounding towns but it is out their. The Stoked Ember ale is a copper colour with nearly…

  • Hoyne Brewing Co. – Entre Nous Belgian Cherry Witbier

    Hoyne Brewing Co. – Entre Nous Belgian Cherry Witbier Review The season for BC grown fruit is here and Hoyne Brewing has capitalized with the release ofr their Entre Nous, a Belgian Cherry Witbier. If the name predicts anything this is a beer to keep close and share with the ones you love. Entre Nous…

  • Four Winds Brewing Co. – Phaedra Belgian Rye IPA

    Four Winds Brewing Co. – Phaedra Belgian Rye IPA Review Four Winds Brewing is on a stampede with their lineup of IPAs. Next up in the Zephyrus Serues of beers is the Phaedra which is a Belgian style IPA with rye for an added kick of flaovur. This beer comes from the bottle a slightly…

  • Townsite Brewing Inc. – Blackberry FestivAle Blackberry Wheat Ale (2014)

    Townsite Brewing Inc. – Blackberry FestivAle Blackberry Wheat Ale (2014) Review Brewed just in time for the Powell River Blackberry Festival The brewing team has put together the Blackberry FestivAle for another year. If history dares to repeat itself with this beer it will sell out within days of being released so pick up a…

  • Whistler Brewing Co. – Big Sky Uncommon Lager California Common

    Whistler Brewing Co. – Big Sky Uncommon Lager California Common Review The summer inspired beers are pouring out of the breweries these days and Whistler Brewing has released the Big Sky Uncommon Lager. While the name is rather descriptive this beer is actually an Ale. More specifically a California Common The Big Sky is an…

  • Dageraad Brewing Welcomes Vancouver with their Grand Opening

    Dageraad Brewing has been putting the fermentor to the test since opening up in Burnaby BC. In quiet and modest fashion this small, Belgian styled brewery opened their doors and slowly started to let the beer reach consumers around greater Vancouver. A soft launch is a means of working out the kinks and with that…

  • R&B Brewing Co. – Chef Series Nettle, Mint & Ginger California Common

    R&B Brewing Company has kicked off their Chef series of beers by working with Chris Whittaker of the Vancouver based Forage Restaurant to brew the Nettle, Mint & Ginger California Common. This unique and local flavour inspired beer pours an amber colour topped with two fingers of finely packed, lightly lacing head. The aroma from…

  • Bowen Island Brewing Co. – Mutiny Red Ale

    Bowen Island Brewing Co. Mutiny Red Ale Review It has been a little while since the Bowen Island Brewing Company diversified their lineup of best-value craft beers. The newest addition to the lineup is the Mutiny Northwest Red Ale. This beer comes in 6 packs and pours from the 355ml can as a light copper-amber…

  • Bomber Brewing Co. – Marzen Amber Lager

    Bomber Brewing Co. – Marzen Amber Lager Review One of Bomber Brewing’s first seasonal releases was the Marzen Amber Lager. It was such a hit that shortly after selling out at the brewery a second batch was brewed and bottled for your drinking pleasure. Available in 650ml bomber bottles the Marzen is a German style…

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