Steel & Oak Brewing Co. – Titian Belgian-Style Sour Ale Review Steel and Oak has brewed a single batch beer called the Titian that comes from the latter half of the brewery’s name. In the Oak Aged series of beers this Belgian-Style Sour Ale is 7.5% alcohol that has aged for a full year before…
Moody Ales & Ridge Brewing – 1880 Export Stout Collaboration Review In the Moody Ales Small Batch Series of limited release beers comes a collaboration brew with Ridge Brewing Co. out of Maple Ridge. This beer is called the 1880 Export Stout and comes in at 6.6% alcohol and 28 IBUs. Pouring from the bomber…
Central City Brewing- Ace of Hokkaido Golden Ale Review Central City Brewing comes out swinging with their new Ace of Hokkaido Golden Ale. Named for the Sorachi Ace hop out of Japan, this Golden Ale is a single-hopped beer designed to feature the herbal characteristics of that particular hop variety. The Beer pours from the…
Ravens Brewing – awakening Abbotsford’s love of beer Ravens Brewing in Abbotsford BC opened in July 2015 and at the time was only the second Brewery in the city. Since then the central Fraser Valley brewery scene has grown, and along with it demand for more locally-produced beer. The brewery began by Paul Sweeting, owner of Whatcom…
Central City Brewing – Red Racer Super Stellar IPA Review Although Central City Brewing is known for its IPAs, you might ask why they need another IPA in their lineup, but trying the Red Racer Super Stellar IPA you may  just discover why. Whereas the original Red Racer IPA is very malt-forward with high bitterness,…
Fernie Brewing & Whistler Brewing – Spring Shred Collaboration Red Session Ale Review In the line of BC Craft Brewers Guild collaborations Fernie Brewing and Whistler Brewing have teamed up to brew the Spring Shred Red Session Ale. This light but somewhat dark beer comes in at 4.7% and pours a colour of reddish-brown with…
Steel & Oak Brewing Co. – Kataja Juniper Ale Review Steel & Oak Brewing has released the Kataja as a limited release brew. Made with Juniper this is a Gin-twist on a sessionable dark ale. From the bomber bottle this beer pours as a chestnut colour and is topped with a thick finger of dense…
Central City Brewing – Red Racer Radler Review Central City Brewing released their Red Racer Radler just in time for warmer spring weather to have you looking to quench your thirst. The Red Racer Radler is made by combining a light, blonde ale with grapefruit and lemon juices to create a refreshing and sessionable drink. The…
Moody Ales – 2016 Bourbon Barrel Aged Russian Imperial Stout Review Moody Ales has stepped out of their usual packaging choices and into a 375ml bottle for their new Russian Imperial Stout. This rare, but preferred packaging is a refreshing sight among the bombers of 10+% alcohol beer on the local shelves. Pouring this beer…
Central City Brewing – Hopping Mad Cider Radler Review With summer just around the corner many of us are searching for that ideal patio refresher. If you are a cider lover then Central City’s Hopping Mad Cider Radler may be just what you’re looking for. The Radler pours from the 473mL can a cloudy pastel…
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