Persephone Brewing Co. – Gibsons “B” Pilsner Review Persephone Brewing Company has stepped into the slow-to-brew beers with the Gibsons “B” Pilsner. In bomber bottles this “Certified B Corporation” beer as a colour of golden straw and is very transparent. Two fingers of very loosely packed head tops the glass and leaves light signs of…
The 2015 BC Beer Awards Are Here – Who Will Take Home The Hardware? When it comes to awarding the best beer in British Columbia at the BC Beer Awards, a roster of 30 trained beer judges assembled in Vancouver to taste the best BC breweries have to offer in preparation for the 2015…
Steel & Oak Brewing Co. – Barrel Aged Smoked Hefeweizen Review The first beer to be released in Steel & Oak Brewing’s new Oak Aged Series of beers is the infamous Smoked Hefeweizen. The beer made great waves when released in its standard form and now, the beer has been aged for 12 months in…
Postmark Brewing Co. – Blonde Ale Review The beer that has defined Postmark Brewing Company most since their opening is their Blonde Ale. Sold in 6 packs of the unique, blue can the Blonde Ale is a session choice for any day. The Postmark Blonde is the first beer to be tweaked and re-released since…
Postmark Brewing Co. – Awesome Session Ale Review The Postmark Brewing Company teamed up with VancouverIsAwesome.com to brew up a Vancouver inspired collaboration beer called the Awesome Session Ale. Available for purchase in bomber bottles the Awesome Session Ale pours as a golden coloured beer that is topped with 2 full fingers of head that…
Steel & Oak Brewing Co. – Brune Aigre Belgian Brune Review In the limited release line of beers brewed in New Westminster the Steel & Oak Brewing Company has released the Brune Aigre a kettle soured Belgian Brune. From a bomber bottle the Brun Aigre pours as a dark chestnut brown colour topped with a…
Central City Brewers – Patrick O’Pumpkin Barrel Aged Imperial Pumpkin Ale Review A second Pumpkin Ale has been added to the line of beers from Central City Brewers and Distillers for 2015. The Patrick O’Pumpkin ups the ante with a big 8.0% alcohol and having been aged in Bourbon barrels for an extra kick. As…
High Point Becomes New Face Of Hastings Street Liquor Store The Hastings Street Liquor Store has been one of the top spots for BC craft beer for several years. Their dedication to local and top quality craft beer has built the selection up from what was once part of a single fridge to a fairly…
Spinnaker’s Brewery – Rye Bretta Saison Review The Spinnakers Brewery has entered the Brettanomyces game with their Rye Bretta Saison. This bottle conditioned beer pours from the bomber bottle as a slightly cloudy beer that erupts with a fist’s full of loosely packed head. Carbonation continues to flow from the base of the glass while…
Townsite Brewing Inc. – Sour Series Blackberry Wheat Ale Review From Powell River BC, Townsite Brewing has spread its wings and diversified its blackberry beer portfolio to include a new, second beer. As a part of the Sour Series of beers the Blackberry Wheat is a new, Fruit Sour offering from The Sunshine Coast. From…
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