Backcountry Brewing is starting to gain traction in the B.C. craft beer scene, and for good reason. Their Widowmaker India Pale Ale is one heck of a rendition of the ever-popular style of American India Pale Ale. They recently released some limited edition beers and B.C. Beer Reviews is here to take a look at …
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For the final edition of this weeks B.C. Beer Reviews focusing on the Brews Brothers collaboration series we will be taking a look at a very tasty sounding beer. Parallel 49 has teamed up with Riot Brewing in this one to make a blonde sour with pear. This sounds like a very nice summertime beer. …
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B.C. Beer Reviews is back to take the third look of the week at a product of the Brews Brothers series. Parallel 49 Brewing has teamed up with another Vancouver-based brewery in R&B Brewing to brew a tradition German-style beverage, a Dopplebock. B.C. Beer Reviews: R&B Brewing – Eyes of a Stranger A Dopplebock is …
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B.C. Beer Reviews is here with the second addition to the Brews Brothers week. Parallel 49 Brewing has teamed up with 2017 BC Beer Awards Rookie of the Year, Mount Arrowsmith Brewing, to take on a lesser known and higher ABV style. The Whip It Grand Cru is a traditional style, and clocking in at …
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For the fourth time, Parallel 49 Brewing has put together their Brews Brothers collaboration package. They come together with multiple different breweries in B.C. to make many different styles. And to show the provinces appreciation for experimentation, this week of B.C. Beer Reviews is going to be dedicated entirely to this package. The first brew …
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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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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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