B.C. Beer Reviews is back to take a look at the first ever entry from Strathcona Beer Company, their Rye English special bitter. Strathcona has established themselves as a consistent brewery for good beer. To take on an age-old style of an English special bitter and adding the spice of rye to it is an …
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B.C. Beer Reviews comes to you today to take a look at the first entry from Port Moody’s Parkside Brewery, their Attack of the Cherry Stout. This Imperial Cherry Stout has been garnering some interest, and rightly so. It is an interesting take on a great style for the cold months, and will definitely warm …
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B.C. Beer Reviews is back to take a look at the first-time entry from Fuggles & Warlock of Richmond, British Columbia. This time we will take a look at one of their many tasty sour beers in the form of the Kiwami Plum Sour – a kettle soured beer with plums added. The Kiwami Plum …
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B.C. Beer Reviews is back to take a look at a very straightforward beer from Doan’s Craft Brewing, their Kolsch. This is an age-old style that many have come to love as a sessionable or warm weather beer. Despite the weather still being cold, this was an interesting beer to review. B.C. Beer Reviews with …
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B.C. Beer Reviews is back to take a look at another collaboration beer. This was a collaboration between a relatively new brewery in Superflux Beer Company and Four Winds Brewing. Both have made themselves solid reputations, and this beer is certainly an interesting product of the teamwork. B.C. Beer Reviews with Nic Hendrickson: Superflux Beer …
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A recipe that is always guaranteed to lift our spirits, fill our bellies and ensure that our bodies have a nutritionally balanced one-pot meal is a traditional, succulent steak stew recipe.
B.C. Beer Reviews is back to take a look at another first-time entry, this time being Whistler Brewing. The beer being featured is their Rescue Ale. This beer is not only a good one, but also is donating to helping animals in British Columbia. B.C. Beer Reviews with Nic Hendrickson: Whistler Brewing – Rescue Ale …
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B.C. Beer Reviews is back again with another entry from Trading Post Brewing. The first time we took a look at their “Sessionable” Russian Imperial Stout, and we are staying with dark beer this time too. We are going to take a look at their Breakfast Stout. B.C. Beer Reviews with Nic Hendrickson: Trading Post …
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B.C. Beer Reviews is back again to take a look at the second entry into this series by Tofino Brewing. Their first entry was one of the first ever articles, their Dawn Patrol Coffee Porter. While the Dawn Patrol was certainly more adventurous, this is still a popular beer for them. B.C. Beer Reviews with …
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B.C. Beer Reviews is back to take a look at a first-time entry from Andina Brewing. We will be taking a look at what is a very popular style, the milk stout, and their take on it: Mapale Milk Stout. B.C. Beer Reviews with Nic Hendrickson: Andina Brewing – Mapale Milk Stout In case you are like …
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