B.C. Beer Reviews is back to take a look at the second birthday beer release from Trading Post Brewing. Trading Post celebrated their successful first two years of serving great beer by releasing an interesting take to a Bock, adding a solid dosage of hops to it. A style not generally known for bitterness, this …
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In today’s edition of B.C. Beer Reviews, we will be taking a look at the first every entry from Moon Under Water, their Creep Uncle Dunkel. Categorized as a Munich Dunkel/Dark Lager, this beer exhibits a lot of the normal characteristics of a German-style beer. B.C. Beer Reviews with Nic Hendrickson: Moon Under Water – …
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B.C. Beer Reviews is here today to take a look at a rather interesting beer. Almost every style of beer on Earth uses a plant in the brewing process (hops, of course), but this one takes a step into using the hops close plant cousin. The Harvest Moon Organic Hemp Ale from Nelson Brewing is …
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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 the Keller Pilsner from Persephone Brewing. This is Persephone’s take on a German-style pilsner and a rather good one at that. They featured this beer at the Vancouver Christmas Market. B.C. Beer Reviews with Nic Hendrickson: Persephone Brewing – Keller Pilsner Persephone Brewing of Gibsons, …
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B.C. Beer Reviews is back to take a look at the first Kolsch entered into the series. The Wunderbar Kolsch from Bridge Brewing of North Vancouver, British Columbia. This is a traditional German-style beer, and one of the most palatable styles for new beer drinkers. B.C. Beer Reviews with Nic Hendrickson: Bridge Brewing – Wunderbar …
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