33 Acres Brewing is not one of those breweries to go out and market the crap out of themselves. Despite that, they have garnered the interest of many British Columbian craft beer fans. B.C. Beer Reviews recognizes quality when it sees it, and 33 Acres of Ocean is a quality Northwest Pale Ale. B.C. Beer …
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East Vancouver is starting to become a destination for great craft beer in British Columbia. B.C. Beer Reviews has taken notice of this on multiple occasions. The newest addition to Yeast Van is that of East Van Brewing. They do not back down from putting out multiple styles, with an Oaked Saison on tap and …
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White Rock, British Columbia is not exactly known for being a vibrant craft beer destination. Despite that, there is a relatively new brewery in White Rock churning out some tasty dog-themed brews, 3 Dogs Brewing. The two owners name almost all of their beers after dogs, with the Jake’s IPA taking its name from one …
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Main Street of Vancouver has multiple breweries to offer, and one of the best is that of Main Street Brewing. They keep their beer and branding relatively simple, but sometimes the simpler the better. The beer they put out is solid, so the single hopped Grisette should be right on track with those standards. B.C. …
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Millions of people around the world celebrate Easter each year. If you’re one of the ones who celebrates by hosting a dinner for your family & friends, here’s a unique way to bring a delicious dinner to your guests. Lamb, Ham, and Spam are incredible on the grill!
There are tons of new breweries popping up in the B.C. Craft Beer scene, and one of them is Coalesce Brewing. The difference between Coalesce and other new breweries is the route they have decided to take. One of the first things, for the majority of new breweries, is to get their own location/tasting room. …
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Brassneck Brewery is one of the many breweries in this province pushing the boundaries of styles. The Multiweizen from Brassneck is a fine example of that point. This interesting take on a Hefeweizen uses five different malts: rye, wheat, barley, oats, and corn. Talk about an alternative grain beer. B.C. Beer Reviews with Nic Hendrickson: …
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The B.C. Beer Pioneers series is here to take a once-a-month look at the individuals and breweries making B.C. craft beer so damn awesome. They are the ones that have paved the way or are breaking the mold. They are a big part of what makes this province’s beer so great. One of those breweries …
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B.C. Beer Reviews is here today to take a look at another collaboration beer, this one from Big Ridge Brewing and Moody Ales. These two breweries have come together to create a vanilla bean porter. The fact that it is coming out of a nitro tap makes it all the more enticing for the dark …
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Monkey 9 Brewing is aptly named for good luck and good fortune, and hopefully, the craft beer market blesses them with some of that. Aside from good luck, making good beer is (obviously) key to sticking around. The Silverback Stout is at the forefront of their lineup, and with more beers like this, they could …
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