There is a new brewery on the block and they are calling Port Coquitlam their home. Northpaw Brewing is not only the new kid on the block in B.C., but they are also the first brewery in Port Coquitlam. And while they are putting the beer out, their beers are currently being brewed at Craft …
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Coming off a small island that is home to seasonal tourism, Salt Spring Island Ales brings you the Earl Grey IPA. As it says on the label, this brew is the infusion of tea time and fermented wort. Infusing beers with teas is starting to become a popular trend and Salt Spring Island Ales may …
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Coal Harbour Brewing has made themselves a well-known brewery in the past couple of years. Aside from all of the awards that Smoke & Mirrors has been winning they have been putting out quite a few tasty brews. B.C. Beer Reviews is here today to take a look at how they adapted a Douple IPA …
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Cannery Brewing has recently undergone a makeover in their labeling, and the attention to their beers has followed suit. B.C. Beer Reviews is here today to take a look at Rain Shadow. This brew is a dry-hopped sour that has been dry-hopped with Citra and Mandarina Bavaria. Talk about a summertime beer. B.C. Beer Reviews: …
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If there is one new brewery that is receiving some massive hype it has to be Beere Brewing. The fledgeling brewery has received a great deal of attention, and they are churning out beers that have reportedly been deserving of said hype. Today B.C. Beer Reviews is going to take a look at Mental Floss, …
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Firehall Brewery may not be a household name yet, but they certainly are not letting that stop them from making interesting beer. Today B.C. Beer Reviews will take a look at part of their Table Beer Series. This one is from 2016 and is a brown ale aged in red wine barrels. As the label …
B.C. Beer Reviews is here today to look at a relative newcomer in BNA Brewing. Not only is their tasting room/brewery getting a lot of applause for being awesome, but the naming of their beers is as well. Don’t Lose Your Dinosaur is an American IPA that pays homage to a very, very solid comedic …
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Memorial Day is quickly approaching and it’s time to finalize your menu for your BBQ. It’s the first official three-day weekend of the year in the U.S. and you want everything to be perfect. Grilling burgers and having some delicious side dishes is key to pleasing your guests.
The Parkside Brewery has recently received an award on their Humans IPA, and B.C. Beer Reviews is here to see why. This beer won Best IPA in Show at the Okanagan Fest of Ales. With there being plenty of solid IPAs in attendance, this is a reason to take attention. B.C. Beer Reviews: The Parkside …
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There are a few breweries in B.C. that fall into the category of gypsy, and Canuck Empire Brewing is one of them. Undoubtedly a budding brewery, these brews are being brewed out of the facilities of Dead Frog Brewing, or they were while they were in Aldergrove. The status of Canuck Empire is a bit …
