Steel & Oak Brewing Co. – Alpen Winter Warmer Review Steel & Oak Brewing is getting into the festive season with a Winter Warmer that they are calling Alpen. This beer is 6.5% alcohol, 30 IBUs and is a beer that is designed to drink by the fireside while visions of sugarplums dance in your…
Deep Cove Brewers & Persephone Brewing – Winter Collaboration Ale Review The brewing teams from Gibsons and North Vancouver have teamed up to brew a Win ter Collaboration Ale. This beer, a joining of breweries on either side of Howe Sound comes in at 7.5% and melds the labeling styles of the two breweries. Pouring the…
Dead Frog Brewing Co. – 2014 Winter Beeracle Winter Ale Review It’s back for 2014. The Dead Frog Winter Beeracle has been given a new recipe and a new label just in time for the holidays. This newly redesigned beer appears from the botttle as a deep and dark brown colour topped with a finger’s…
Bomber Brewing Co. – Old Fat Heater Winter Ale Review Winter is here and Bomber Brewing has brewed up a beer to cure your cold-weather woes. The Old Fat Heater is a tribute to winter as a big and strong Winter Ale. This beer pours from the bottle as a chestnut coloured ale topped with…
Saltspring Island Ales – Fireside Winter Ale Review Saltspring Island Ales may not make their beer extremely easy to find with limited distribution but it is a Where’s Waldo for beer fanatics. When you do manage to track down a bottle you are rewarded with a delicious beer and are the envy of all those…
Tree Brewing Co. – Limited Edition Spiced Reserve Ale Review Tree Brewing has stepped up to the season with their Spiced Reserve Ale. This winter-inspired beer is a deep chestnut brown colour that pours with two fingers of tightly packed, creamy head. The aroma coming off the Spiced Reserve Ale is sweet with winter spices…
R&B Brewing Co. – Auld Nick Winter Ale Review From the R&B Brewing Company out of Vancouver BC comes the Auld Nick, a spiced Winter Ale for the festive season. This dark ale pours a very deep copper-brown colour that lets nearly no light through the glass. The head is approximately two fingers thick and…
  Bridge Brewing Co. – 2015 The Grinch Winter Ale Review The name of the Bridge Brewing Grinch Winter Ale hasn’t changed over the last few years but the beer definitely has. While the 2013 Grinch was a ginger and winter spiced number the 2015 version has shifted its profile. From the bomber sized bottle this…
Townsite Brewing Inc. – Biere d’Hiver Brown Ale Review Townsite Brewing Inc. is in many ways the little brewery that could. From their small home in Powell River BC the brewing team has released several award winning beers since opening less than 2 years ago. As a winter seasonal this small-town brewery has released the Biere…
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