Mt Begbie Brewing Co. – Attilla The Honey Review Atilla The Honey is a honey-amber ale that has come out of Revelstoke’s Mt Begbie Brewing Co. As an amber-copper coloured ale the beer pours with a single finger of quickly dispersing head. The glass is left clean of any signs of lacing as the beer…
Phillips Brewing Co. – Twisted Oak Stillage Rum Barrel-Aged Red Ale Review As the second beer to be branded using the Twisted Oak Stillage Barrel Reserve mouthful of a name. This is a Red Ale with a shot of Rum attached. Pouring a deep copper-red colour topped with two fingers of head this Phillips beer…
Phillips Brewing Co. – Double Dragon Imperial Red Ale Review If you like dragons you will likely enjoy this beer. Since everyone loves dragons I am pretty sure that everyone will actually love this beer! From Phillips Brewing Company comes the Double Dragon Imperial Red Ale. Three fingers of billowing head tops the glass of…
Russell Brewing Co. – Luck of the Irish Red Ale Review The Russell Brewing company has released the Irish Red Ale with St. Patrick’s Day in mind. This beer pours with a finger and a bit of head topping a caramel coloured ale. The smell is of toasted malt and a caramel sweetness. This beer’s…
Howe Sound Brewing Co. – Three Beavers Red Imperial Ale Review The Three Beavers is an Imperial Red Ale from Howe Sound Brewery. The glass if filled with an amber-chestnut coloured ale that is topped with two full fingers of lasting head. Coming through the head are notes of caramel, Cascadian hop and foreshadowing of…
Lighthouse Brewing Co. – Siren Imperial Red Ale Review The Siren Imperial Red Ale is a chestnut, amber colour that smells of hop through two fingers of thick and fluffy head. Tasting this beer The imperial aspect makes for a creamy texture while the body has a strong hop flavour with toasted and floral notes…
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