As part of their Tidal Series, Vancouver Island Brewing has released a summer twist on a popular style of beer, the Double IPA. With no fancy name to beat around the bush, this is the Imperial Peach IPA from this series, one that surely matches the warmer months of the year. B.C. Beer Reviews: Vancouver …
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If you are a fan of good beer, South American culture and culinary experiences or even both then Andina Brewing are putting out what you are looking for. This edition of B.C. Beer Reviews is taking a look at a very summer-friendly beer in their Jalea Guava Saison. Let’s see if Andina hit the mark …
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If there is one thing that B.C. beer fans can get behind it is an award-winning India Pale Ale. Today’s B.C. Beer Reviews will be taking at one in the form of the Raj Mahal IPA from Off The Rail Brewing. The label states it is deliciously soft and refreshing. The best way to see …
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The newest, or one of the newest, breweries in B.C. making noise with their use of hops is that of Beere Brewing. The North Vancouver-based brewery made waves with their Mental Floss and have been impressing ever since. This brewery may just be the next Backcountry Brewing in this regard and seems to be another …
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Lighthouse Brewing is a beacon of brewing on the island, and with the attention they draw there cones standards to live up to. They have done this with a very nice staple in their Shipwreck IPA, but that does not stop them from being more adventurous. Today’s addition to B.C. Beer Reviews is nothing like …
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Russell Brewing recently released a specialty series and with that came their first entry into the haze craze. The East Coat IPA from Russell is described on the can as having ‘delicious juicy vibes. B.C. Beer Reviews is here today to see how this beer measures up to that statement. B.C. Beer Reviews: Russell Brewing …
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The debate on Black IPA and Cascadian Dark Ale rages on and Deep Cove Brewing is not shying away. B.C. Beer Reviews is here today to take a look at the Shaketown Black IPA from the North Vancouver brewery. A style that is both malty and bitter, and something that is sure to keep the …
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While it may be well after the fact, Main Street Brewing recently celebrated their fourth birthday. Congratulations are in order and with that birthday came a very big way of celebrating this awesome occasion, a birthday Belgian Quad. This Belgian-style brew comes in at 9.5% ABV, certainly a beer worthy of such a special day. …
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There is a beer that is so legendary and aged in B.C. that it even predates a vast majority of the breweries you know today. This is the Hermannator Ice Bock from Vancouver Island Brewing. The Hermannator recently celebrated its 30th anniversary, and this one comes with an interesting twist to the yearly release. B.C. …
Vancouver Craft Beer Week may be long gone, but one thing remains. The double-hopped Pilsner for VCBW that came from Backcountry Brewing, Beere Brewing and Coast Mountain Brewing created a buzz, and rightly so. And while B.C. Beer Reviews may be almost two weeks behind on this one, it is still a beer that is …
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