Whistler Brewing Co. – Dark & Stormy Ale Brewed with Ginger Review A Dark & Stormy is traditionally a cocktail consisting of dark rum and ginger beer.  Whistler Brewing Company has put a twist on the mix though brewing a winter warmer beer with a strong kick of Ginger. Dark and stormy in this case…
Whistler Brewing Co. – Big Sky Uncommon Lager California Common Review The summer inspired beers are pouring out of the breweries these days and Whistler Brewing has released the Big Sky Uncommon Lager. While the name is rather descriptive this beer is actually an Ale. More specifically a California Common The Big Sky is an…
A a collaboration between the Whistler Brewing Company, Deep Cove Brewery and Harvesters of Organic Hops this is an Organic India Session Ale (ISA) brewed in preparation for the Whistler village Beer Festival. This collaborative effort was brewed in North Vancouver and appears a golden colour with three fingers of lightly lacing head. Through the…
Whistler Brewing Co – Black Tusk Ale Review Whistler Brewing Company has brought back the Black Tusk Ale for another year. This English style, mild ale pours from the bottle a deep, chestnut brown colour topped with a finger and a half of off-white head. The aroma is rather light with a slight caramel sweetness,…
Whistler Brewing Co. – The Chief Chipotle Harvest Ale Review Stepping into the BC Beer unknown, Whistler Brewing has brewed up The Chief, Chipotle Harvest ale. This unique, spiced beer pours with two fingers of broadly bubbled head that settles with a small amount of lacing on the glass. The ale’s colour is copperish with…
The Whistler Brewing Company is a veteran of the BC Craft Beer scene. Established way back in 1989 this 100% Canadian brewery continues a longstanding tradition of unique and delicious craft beer. View Larger Map Located in the Function Junction area on the South side of Whistler this booming little spot is a great place…
Whistler Brewing Co. – Cheakamus Chai Maple Ale Review The Whistler Brewing Company is known for being creative in their beer recipes and nothing quite exemplifies this like a Chai Maple Ale. That is right, all you Chai Tea, Non-Fat Misto Extra Whip Starbucks lovers now have a beer that represents your socially awkward drink…
Whistler Brewing Co. – Lost Lake Unfiltered IPA Review From Whistler Brewing comes the iconically named Lost Lake Unfiltered IPA. With 4 fingers of bubbly head this beer enters the glass and takes charge. The copper coloured IPA pours with great clarity given its unfiltered nature. As the head begins to settle a mellow aroma…
Whistler Brewing Co. – Winter Dunkel Review The Whistler Brewing Company’s Winter Dunkel is a limited edition beer that pours a chestnut-brown colour with a single finger of thick and frothy head. The aroma is more spiced than that of Jamaica Jerk Chicken. The smell is strong of Vanilla, chocolate and orange peel. In a…
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