There may not be a huge craft beer scene in Maple Ridge quite yet, but it is certainly growing. Ridge Brewing is a part of that growth, and they are certainly embracing the creativity of craft beer. B.C. Beer Reviews is here today to take a look into their Dark Science Orange Stout. B.C. Beer …
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While British Columbia may be a location in North America that offers up a plethora of choices in regards to beer styles, one that is lacking is Belgian beers. The only brewery taking on what is a relatively daunting task is that of Dageraad Brewing. It is less than surprising, given that fact, that they …
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A relative newcomer to the Sea to Sky region of British Columbia has come together with a well-established brewery in the lower mainland to create an interesting Saison. Coast Mountain Brewing and Steel & Oak have collaborated to produce their Alpine Wildflower Saison. B.C. Beer Reviews is always down to try a new collaboration, and …
There are very few things quite like some nice raspberry jam on a piece of toast. Four Winds Brewing has tapped into that by putting it into liquid form in their Raspberry Jam IPA. B.C. Beer Reviews is here to crack open this can of interesting brew. B.C. Beer Reviews: Four Winds Brewing – Raspberry …
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Silver Valley Brewing may not be brewing all the ‘flashy’ styles of beer, but that does not matter. What matters is what’s in your glass, and that is certainly the case with their Ryenosaur Rye Porter. This beer is one that B.C. Beer Reviews had to try, with so few beers in B.C. making rye …
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This time of the year means two things: rain and fresh hop beers. Yellow Dog Brewing is diving head first into the pool with their big Double IPA by the name of Little Dog Syndrome. B.C. Beer Reviews is here to crack this one open and check out the hoppy goodness inside. B.C. Beer Reviews: …
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As always, Four Winds Brewing is coming at you with some complex and delicious beers. If there was a list of top breweries in producing foeder-aged beers, Fours Winds would most certainly be towards the top of everyone’s list. B.C. Beer Reviews is here to take a look at Pluum. B.C. Beer Reviews: Four Winds …
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If there is one thing that Parallel 49 Brewing does, it is being adventurous. The Vancouver-based brewery continues to churn out the adventurous and Troll Juice is no exception. Using Kveik yeast (pronounced quake), it adds an interesting twist to a hazy beer. B.C. Beer Reviews: Parallel 49 Brewing – Troll Juice Colour This beer …
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Foamers Folly is one brewery that certainly does not lack in creativity. To showcase this statement is their take on an extremely tradition style in an ESB. They have infused this style with lavender and earl grey, giving it a dimension it previously lacked and giving it an interesting twist. B.C. Beer Reviews: Foamers Folly …
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Powell Brewery has been around for quite some time, and with experience comes good beer (most the time). Powell did a limited release of a barrel-aged beer by the name of La Belle, and B.C. Beer Reviews is here to pop the cork off this complex brew. B.C. Beer Reviews: Powell Brewery – La Belle …
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