B.C. Beer Reviews is here today to take a look at the Street Legal IPA from Twin Sails Brewing. When it comes to IPAs, Twin Sails is undoubtedly one of my personal favourites. They have made some fantastic stuff over the last two and a half years they have been open, and Street Legal is …
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B.C. Beer Reviews comes to you today to take a look at the first entry in this series from Tree Brewing, their Cutthroat West Coast Ale. When you think of the West Coast style you think citrus hop presence and a decent malt/grain profile. It is well-known to have a good balance between the hops …
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B.C. Beer Reviews is back again with another collaboration beer. Hot Trub Time Machine 2 is a dank and tropical hop bomb from Fuggles & Warlock and Superflux Beer Company. Calling this beer a hoppy beer would be understating it. Truly a beer for the most devoted of hopheads out there. B.C. Beer Reviews with …
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B.C. Beer Reviews is here today to look at the first-time entry from Faculty Brewing of Vancouver. The 241 MinzeWeizen is a Hefeweizen infused with peppermint tea towards the end of the boil and during the whirpool process. This is a tasty and refreshing tack on a heavier wheat beer. B.C. Beer Reviews with Nic Hendrickson: …
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Welcome to the first part of a new series, B.C. Beer Pioneers. In this series, we will be taking a look at one outstanding B.C. brewery per month to show off what this province has to offer. The most innovative, outstanding, and community-oriented breweries will be featured throughout, and the first part focuses on Trading …
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B.C. Beer Reviews is back to give some love to a brewery that does not get the attention they should in the lower mainland, Fernie Brewing. The men and women of Fernie Brewing have been consistently putting out solid beers since opening, and the Slingshot Session IPA is no exception to that statement. B.C. Beer …
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B.C. Beer Reviews is back to take a look at the second birthday beer release from Trading Post Brewing. Trading Post celebrated their successful first two years of serving great beer by releasing an interesting take to a Bock, adding a solid dosage of hops to it. A style not generally known for bitterness, this …
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B.C. Beer Reviews is here today to take a not fake look at the Alternative Facts IPA from Red Collar Brewing. The can claims it is the most tremendous IPA ever, with at least a million and a half hops in it. But can it stand the test of those bold claims? B.C. Beer Reviews …
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In today’s edition of B.C. Beer Reviews, we will be taking a look at the first every entry from Moon Under Water, their Creep Uncle Dunkel. Categorized as a Munich Dunkel/Dark Lager, this beer exhibits a lot of the normal characteristics of a German-style beer. B.C. Beer Reviews with Nic Hendrickson: Moon Under Water – …
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B.C. Beer Reviews is here today to take a look at a rather interesting beer. Almost every style of beer on Earth uses a plant in the brewing process (hops, of course), but this one takes a step into using the hops close plant cousin. The Harvest Moon Organic Hemp Ale from Nelson Brewing is …
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