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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There is a (relatively) new brewery calling Kamloops its home now going by the name of Iron Road Brewing. Much of their staff left Main Street Brewing on good terms to start a venture of their own. The result is that they are bringing another option to Kamloops, and their beers are starting to garner …
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Four Winds Brewing is back again in B.C. Beer Reviews with yet another adventurous take on an age-old style. The Blackberry Jam IPA takes a style more often known for bitterness and turns it on its head. This beer not only packs a decent punch at 6.5% ABV, but it also takes following its namesake …
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B.C. Beer Reviews is back this week to take a look at another interesting beer from Parallel 49 Brewing. As is always the case with Parallel 49, this one has an interesting name: Hillbilly Ninja. And just like the interesting name and label, the beer is labeled as a Hazy Pale Ale and could catch …
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There are two times of the day: time for coffee and time for beer. The Oldhand Coffee IPA that Oldhand Coffee and Ravens Brewing made together brings these times together in a somewhat confusing harmony. Is this a beer you can drink in the morning or a coffee you can drink at night? With this, …
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Even if you are afraid of the dark, there is no reason to be scared of Absolute Horizon from Bomber Brewing. This beer falls into a somewhat contentious category, in regards to whether or not it is its own style, in that of a Cascadian Dark Ale. Regardless of what you think of the style, …
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Coming from one of the more well-known breweries in all of B.C., Howe Sound Brewing, the Sky Pilot Northwest Pale Ale is a testament to the region. The style focuses primarily on citrus and pine hops with a nice light malt/grain bill to balance it out. It is certainly a style suited for the spring …
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