Bomber Brewing Co. – Russian Imperial Stout Review Bomber Brewing has done something unique with their Russian Imperial Stout. Defying convention they have packaged their big, 9.5% alcohol beer in 473ml cans. This beer is a colour of very dark brown and has two fingers of dense, lacing and brown coloured head. An aroma of…
Driftwood Brewery – 2015 Singularity Russian Imperial Stout Review The Singularity is back. The Driftwood Brewing Company knows what the beer drinkers of BC like and the Singularity is it. The relatively consistent label design is even darker this year but if you know the singularity you do not need to know what the label…
Parallel 49 Brewing Co. – Russian Imperial Stout (2012) Review The Parallel 49 Brewing Company Brewed their Russian Imperial Stout in late 2012 but if you were smart you picked up a few to cellar. As the cool of fall approaches it is time to pull out this wax topped bottle and give it a…
Longwood Brewery – Stoutnik Russian Imperial Stout Review Longwood Brewery beers don’t show up on the shelves of craft retailers often but the Stoutnik Russian imperial has recently made its way to select retailers. Coming in a Black bottle while it is currently summer you may want to age this extra-strong beer for a colder…
Driftwood Brewery – 2013 Singularity Russian Imperial Stout Review Driftwood Brewery seems to have a knack with their seasonal beers. One beer that has become a bit of a legend is the Singularity Russian Imperial Stout. Being topped with a wax coating this beer is easily cellered but is also quite drinkable today. This black…
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