Temporal Artisan Ales is a relative newcomer to the B.C. beer scene, and one that you may not have heard of yet. They are currently sharing space with Luppolo Brewing of East Van. And despite the difficulties of sharing brewing space, they have come to the market with barrel-aged blended beers. This is a tall …
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Taylight Brewing is the ‘new kid on the black’ and they are operating in Port Coquitlam. Despite being new to the game they are coming out of the gates with a nice variance of styles including approachable styles like a lager, a blonde and a Czech Pilsner all the way to the Hazy Pale Ale …
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Last weekend marked the opening of the newest brewery on the scene in Abbotsford, Loudmouth Brewing. This brewery is looking to stay true to their name and make in your face beers that are still delicious and well-done. B.C. Beer Reviews popped in to try some out and came home with their Pale Ale. Let’s …
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Good Buddy Brewing is part of the collective of contract breweries currently in Callister Brewing. They are somewhat new, and they are producing beers primarily of the hoppy nature. The Sad Dad IPA, the beer we will try out today, is a Northeast IPA with tons of citrus notes. Let’s check this one out. B.C. …
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Smugglers Trail Caskworks is one of the many breweries in North America taking a different approach to getting into the industry. Instead of jumping directly a facility, and expensive venture in this area of the worlds, they are contract brewing out of Craft Collective Beerworks (formerly Factory Brewing). One of the three beers they are …
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There is a brewery in Kamloops doing good things, and they go by the name of Iron Road Brewing. Among the good things they are doing is their barrel-aged series, which has Boxcar Tourist as a part of it. This beer was aged in bourbon barrels for two months. Let’s crack this one open and …
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If there was a list of almost universally respected breweries in B.C., Steel & Oak Brewing would undoubtedly be on that list. They have started a series of beers that are adventurous and technically sound called the Brewers Series. B.C. Beer Reviews is here to take a look at part of that series, Wolven. Wolven …
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If there is one area of the craft beer industry that has become increasingly popular and financially viable, that would be gipsy brewing. This is where a brewery does not have a facility of their own, but rather they choose to contract brew at another brewery. Superflux Beer Company is one of these breweries and …
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Strathcona Beer Company is back again in B.C. Beer Reviews with yet another interesting brew. This time around we will be taking a look at their Canned Heat, a Hefeweizen that claims to showcase both mango and passionfruit, two fruits that B.C. Beer lovers go crazy for and fit the time of the year. Let’s …
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As part of the Yeast Van District, Luppolo Brewing is upholding the reputation of the region with some seriously interesting sour beers. The new world sour that they have released has gotten some good reviews, so B.C. Beer Reviews is here today to crack this can open and see what all the buzz is about. …
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