There is a growing (and already established) beer scene outside of Vancouver and the Fraser Valley, and you can find that in Victoria. One of the breweries that have established that as a consistent part of that scene is 4 Mile Brewing. The beer that B.C. Beer Reviews is looking at today is their take …
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Torchlight Brewing of Nelson, B.C. may have been around for a while, but they have gained attention recently outside of their region for the interesting and sometimes hilarious artwork on their cans. On top of this, they have put out an orange Milkshake IPA by the name of Summer Lovin’, and you would be hard …
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Mount Arrowsmith Brewing is a young brewery that made a name for themselves by already winning multiple awards, one being Rookie of the Year at the B.C. Beer Awards last year. They have distributed their beer far enough from their brewery that many have tasted their brews. B.C. Beer Reviews is here today to take …
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There is another brewery coming to the scene in Vancouver, and one that has yet to open their tasting room but is packaging and distributing beforehand. This brewery is that of Wildeye Brewing, and they have put out an American Pale Ale that is hopped with Cascade, Citra and Amarillo. This is truly a beer …
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There is a strong chance that if you are up to date with the B.C. beer scene that you have heard of Forbidden Brewing, but most likely not due to the beer they are making. The (almost) nanobrewery made news last year for having a dispute with their landlord that resulted in them being locked …
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The month of July welcomed a newcomer to the scene in the form of Port Coquitlam’s first ever craft brewery, Northpaw Brewing. They popped up on the scene via cans with simple and sharp branding and interesting takes on styles, their Jamaican Pale Ale being a good example. B.C. Beer Reviews popped into the tasting …
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If there is one thing that can be said about hazy, juicy beers in the B.C. beer scene these days, it is that everyone seems to be in love with them. One of the breweries at the forefront of this craze is a relatively new one in Backcountry Brewing. Their beer by the name of …
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Coming from Vancouver Island, Twa Dogs Brewery brings you an American Pale Ale by the name of Jolly Beggar’s. This is an American Pale Ale bringing you a strong malt/grain bill and a subdued hop presence. B.C. Beer Reviews is here to take a deeper look at this Island-based brew. B.C. Beer Reviews: Twa Dogs …
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Collaboration beers, while common nowadays, are hard to hit home with. You take two breweries, in this case, Fuggles & Warlock and Moody Ales, and you brew a beer that has likely never been brewed by either. This is where Pears in White Satin comes into play, an Imperial Kölsch clocking in at 7.0% ABV. …
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Smugglers Trail Caskworks is a relative newcomer on the scene in B.C. so having a Kölsch as one of their first beer releases is unsurprising with how approachable the style is. However, tackling a style steeped in tradition and one that easily shows flaws is hard to pull off properly. The difference here with the …
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