Taylight Brewing is the ‘new kid on the black’ and they are operating in Port Coquitlam. Despite being new to the game they are coming out of the gates with a nice variance of styles including approachable styles like a lager, a blonde and a Czech Pilsner all the way to the Hazy Pale Ale …
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Last weekend marked the opening of the newest brewery on the scene in Abbotsford, Loudmouth Brewing. This brewery is looking to stay true to their name and make in your face beers that are still delicious and well-done. B.C. Beer Reviews popped in to try some out and came home with their Pale Ale. Let’s …
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There is another brewery coming to the scene in Vancouver, and one that has yet to open their tasting room but is packaging and distributing beforehand. This brewery is that of Wildeye Brewing, and they have put out an American Pale Ale that is hopped with Cascade, Citra and Amarillo. This is truly a beer …
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There is a strong chance that if you are up to date with the B.C. beer scene that you have heard of Forbidden Brewing, but most likely not due to the beer they are making. The (almost) nanobrewery made news last year for having a dispute with their landlord that resulted in them being locked …
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Coming from Vancouver Island, Twa Dogs Brewery brings you an American Pale Ale by the name of Jolly Beggar’s. This is an American Pale Ale bringing you a strong malt/grain bill and a subdued hop presence. B.C. Beer Reviews is here to take a deeper look at this Island-based brew. B.C. Beer Reviews: Twa Dogs …
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The newest, or one of the newest, breweries in B.C. making noise with their use of hops is that of Beere Brewing. The North Vancouver-based brewery made waves with their Mental Floss and have been impressing ever since. This brewery may just be the next Backcountry Brewing in this regard and seems to be another …
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If you do not have plans for the upcoming weekend then Steel & Oak Brewing is here to make them for you. Steel & Oak’s Weekend Plans is a peach tart pale ale, something that is bound to please many palates of all different interests. B.C. Beer Reviews is here today to have a taste …
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Much like the name and labeling of this beer, Phillips Brewing is known for its carnival-like and cartoonish style. The Tiger Shark Pale Ale showcases the ever-popular Citra hops without bringing too much bitterness to the beer. This allows hop haters to experience this awesome hop without being scared away. B.C. Beer Reviews: Phillips Brewing …
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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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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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