Ravens Brewing Company – Clayburn Smoked Scotch Ale Review As part of their new Heritage Series, Ravens Brewing Company is bringing out their Clayburn Smoked Scotch Ale.  The recipe is the brainchild of Assistant Brewer Dan Marriette and is his first recipe to be bottled by the brewery.  The beer pours from the bomber…
Yukon Brewing – People are Either Charming or Tedious Maple Wee Heavy Scotch Ale Review British Columbia’s neighbours to the North in Yukon Territory are celebrating 20 years of brewing under the name of Yukon Brewing Co. The first beer in their 20th anniversary series of releases is a Maple Wee Heavy. The Charming or…
Howe Sound Brewing Co. – Wee Beastie Scotch Ale Review The Wee Beastie is a beer that has been in the Howe Sound Brewing lineup for some time. This beer used to be released as an oak aged beer but in recent years has dropped the aging process. Since the beer is different, we thought…
Lighthouse Brewing Co. – Depth Charge Barrel Aged Scotch Ale Review Barrel Aged Beers are a great accompaniment to the cooler days of winter. The Depth Charge is a bit of a shift from your typical barrel aged beer as it is a Scotch Ale. This seasonal release beer comes in bomber bottles and pours…
Barkerville Brewing Co. – Stern Wheeler Scotch Ale Review Barkerville Brewing came out with the Stern Wheeler as one of their early seasonal releases. No. 6 in the brewing count this ship has seen a new coat of paint with a new look to the label as a part of the Barkerville Brewing brand face-lift….
Mission Springs Brewery – Stave Lake Barrel Aged Scotch Ale Review In Mission Springs’ Coopers Reserve line of Lost Barrel Series Beers comes the Stave Lake Barrel Aged Scotch Ale. From a wax dipped bomber bottle this beer pours into the glass as a colour of dark chestnut brown and is topped with a finger…
4 Mile Brewing Co. – Braveheart Chest Beater Bourbon Oak Aged Scotch Ale Review You can guess that you are into something bit when it is called the Braveheart Chest Beater. That is the name of the Bourbon Barrel Aged Scotch Ale from 4 Mile Brewing. This wax dipped beer comes in at 8.0% ABV and…
Bomber Brewing & Moody Ales – Collaboration Tam O’Shanter Wee Heavy Scotch Ale Review Dubbed as a Bomber McMoody Ale The Tam O’Shanter is a Scottish punn-tastic collaboration between Vancouver’s Bomber Brewing and Port Moody’s Moody Ales. Released just in time for Robbie Burns Day This Scottish Ale is appropriately labeled and pours from the…
Mt Begbie Brewing Co. – Brave Liver Scotch Ale Review Out of Revelstoke BC comes a new, limited release beer called the Brave Liver. This Scotch Ale pours from the bomber bottle as a dark chestnut colour and is topped with a single finger of head which settles without a trace. On the nose this…
Mission Springs Brewing Co. – McLennan’s Scotch Ale In Mission, British Columbia lies the Mission Springs Brewing Company and in the valley they do things a bit differently. The McLennan’s is a Scotch Ale that is a big 8.0% and has a reputation as a big buck of a brew. From the bomber bottle this…
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