Fieldhouse Brewing – Dutch Sour Wit Review The Dutch Sour Wit from Fieldhouse Brewing in Abbotsford was initially only available to members of the Founders Club but is since bottled and available at the brewery. The Wit is dry-hopped with Amarillo hops for some extra juicy tones and includes added dried orange peel and coriander….
Phillips Brewing Co. – Benefit Brew – Blood Orange Wit Review The Benefit Brew is back in 2014 from the Phillips Brewing Company. This year’s charity is the Little People of BC and the beer is a Blood Orange Witbier. This citrus-beer concoction is a cloudy straw coloured Wit that is topped with two fingers of…
Deep Cove Brewers & Distillers – Quick Wit Wheat Ale Review Deep Cove Brewers & Distillers has started to bottle their beers and from their initial launch of four bottled options this is the Quick Wit Wheat Ale. This light ale pours a straw colour with a finger and a half of lacing head that…
Lighthouse Brewing Co – 3 Weeds Belgian Witbier Review You know that the 3 Weeds Belgian Ale is bound to be good because it has a topless mermaid on the bottle. Besides the artwork, the 3 Weeds comes from Lighthouse Brewing as a Strong, Belgian style Wit. Pouring a crisp and clear golden colour topped…
Stanley Park Brewery – Belgian Style Wit Review Stanley Park Brewery stepped outside of the walls of tradition with the launch of their Belgian Brun in the fall of 2012, taking things one step further and keeping in touch with the competitive BC craft beer industry they have now released a Belgian Style Wit, or…
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