In the spirit of Category 12 Brewing being adventurous, they have made a Dry-Hopped Sour. This is a style that appeases both the hop heads and the sour lovers of the beer world, two very hard to please crowds. They aim to give you a massive hop aroma and flavour to go along with a …
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While Three Ranges Brewing might be a relatively unknown brewery in the lower mainland, this is not keeping them from being adventurous and having comical and solid marketing. Speaking to their adventurous side, they have a spruce tip amber ale by the name of Just The Tip and B.C. Beer Reviews is here to check …
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Bridge Brewing has released a tasting room only series of beers. In this they have included a Pilsner that was dry-hopped with noble hops, keeping within the specs of the style. Let’s crack this rare bottle open and see what is in store for B.C. Beer Reviews. B.C. Beer Reviews: Bridge Brewing – Dry-Hopped German …
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As the temperatures drop and the leaves fall, pumpkin beers start to come out of hibernation yet again. While they are a contentious style, when done well they can be very nice. So when B.C. Beer Reviews was presented with a bourbon barrel aged pumpkin beer from Phillips Brewing by the name of Crookeder Teeth, …
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Phantom Beer Company has put another entry into the B.C. craft beer scene. This time around the brand coming out of Craft Collective Beerworks has produced a Double IPA clocking in at 10.1% ABV, and it is unsurprisingly quite hazy. Let’s crack open the fourth beer this “company” has produced and see if it has …
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There is a new style that is gaining momentum in B.C., and that would be the Brut IPA. There have been multiple attempts at the style thus far, but it continues to grow. This version is a collaboration between Ravens Brewing and Moody Ales. Let’s crack it open and see how they tackled the fledgeling …
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If there is one brewery that can be pointed to for creativity and being innovative in B.C., it would have to be Brassneck Brewing. Not only are there names and branding distinctive, but the beers they put in your glass, cans and growlers are as well. Let’s take a look at yet another interesting brew …
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If there is one style that truly does not get the love it deserves in B.C., it would be that of the India Pale Lager. This is a hopped up lager that is similar to a Czech Pilsner in many ways. Coal Harbour Brewing has taken their time to craft one of these, and the …
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Despite being around for quite some time, 10 years to be exact, Dead Frog Brewing is not resting on anything from the past. This is proven by their move to their new location in Langley right off the Highway 1 exit for 200 and the fact that they have recently won awards, including the Neon …
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It has been a long road for Fernie Brewing, literally not metaphorically. They have been open and operating since 2003, and since then have had the chance to hone their skills and produce some seriously tasty beers. And if you like Australian hops and IPAs, then today’s edition of B.C. Beer Reviews is perfect for …
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