How have craft beer consumer preferences changes in the past year? The Beer Me BC Craft Beer Survey has been run two years in a row and if you were paying attention you may have noticed that many of the questions were the same year over year. This allows for a direct comparison of responses…
Cannery Brewing Co. – L’Orage Noir Belgian Strong Ale Review A a part of the Artisan Creation series of craft beer the Cannery Brewing Company has brewed the limited release L’Orage Noir Belgian Dark Strong. This Big and Belgian inspired beer is a hefty 9% alcohol and comes with a strike of lightning. Pouring…
Tofino Brewing Co. – Fogust Wheat Ale Review The Tofino Brewing Company has brewed up an all natural, unfiltered wheat ale called the Fogust Wheat. This ale is a mild 4.5% alcohol and pours from the 650ml bottle as a lightly clouded golden colour topped with three fingers of billowing head. From this Wheat Ale…
Wolf Brewing Co. – Black And Tan Review A Black and Tan is not really a beer style but rather a blend of two very different beers. Traditionally poured at a pub in a fashion where you are able to separate the two beers vertically. Wolf Brewing has mixed the two styles at the…
What is Driving BC Craft Beer Forward in 2015? The 2014 Beer Me BC Craft Beer Survey is complete and this year more than 1500 respondents completed the survey with their opinion on the status of craft beer in British Columbia. With the amount of data collected and the comparative nature of the information this…
Powell Street Brewery – Ode To Citra Pale Ale Review Powell Street Brewery is now brewing out of their new brewing facility and from this slightly more west location comes the Ode To Citra. Packed full of Citra Hops this Pale Ale pours from the bomber bottle as an amber coloured ale with a fairly…
Black Kettle Brewing Co. – Limited Release Scottish Ale Review Black Kettle Brewing Company is a small microbrewery in North Vancouver and in addition to their staple lineup of beers they have put out a limited release Scottish Ale. This beer appears a deep amber colour and is topped with a very thin finger of…
Bomber Brewing Co. – Cinder Ale Smoked Altbier Review The latest in the lineup of Bomber Brewing’s East Vancouver lineup of craft beer is a fairy tale come true in the form of the Cinder Ale. Dubbed as the “Official Beer of an East Van Panto” this smoked Altbier is just what the doctor ordered…
Red Truck Beer – ’46 Porter Review Red Truck Beer has bottled their limited edition ’46 Porter after winning a Canadian Brewing Awards Silver Medal for this brew. In a 650ml bomber bottle this beer pours as a deep brown colour a smidgen of light sneaks through in a reddish-brown hue. Topped with a thick…
Moon Under Water Brewing Co Storefront Special Series Oud King Crow Barrel Aged Sour Ale Review Moon Under Water has decided to make the leap and brew their first sour beer. In a paper-wrapped, clear bottle this sour ale pours from the 750ml package as a very dark, nearly black colour with a slight reddish tinge….
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