Training Wheels Coffee Vanilla Belgian by Indie Ale House March 31, 2015 | Kole McRae | Leave a comment We’ve always been a fan of the Indie Ale House. Heck, recently we joked that whenever we visit Bellwoods we end up visiting Indie Ale House shortly after. They just make great beer (and wonderful food!) so we always end up having a great time. On our most recent trip I happened upon this gem… Read More
Stay Classy Light Session Ale by Bellwoods Brewery, a Review March 30, 2015 | Shawna O'Flaherty | Leave a comment I’m actually a huge fan of light session beers, even if this blog may give you the impression that I only drink Imperial Stouts and bold IPAs. Truth be told I’m kind of a lightweight, and Kole will usually lap me at least once on a night out. Which is why I was pleasantly surprised… Read More
Lug Tread Lagered Ale by Beau’s All Natural Brewing, a Review March 27, 2015 | Kole McRae | Leave a comment Lug Tread is the flagship beer of Beau’s. In keeping with flagship beers for most brewers it is a super approachable and refreshing beer. This beer has won quite a few awards including winning gold at the Canadian Brewing Awards 4 years in a row. The beer itself is made in a somewhat unique way.… Read More
Spring Bock by Amsterdam Brewery, a Review March 26, 2015 | Kole McRae | Leave a comment Bocks have got to be one of my all-time favourite beers available. While I’m generally an ale fanatic (especially if it has imperial anywhere in the name) the lager that can always make my mouth water is a bock. The story goes that bocks were originally brewed for monks that would fast during the spring… Read More
Maris Pale Ale by Left Field Brewery, a Review March 25, 2015 | Kole McRae | Leave a comment In the lead up to officially opening their new brewery in the east end, Left Field Brewery has been having ‘popup’ shops every weekend. These popups are probably exactly what to expect all the time when the brewery is open, they just don’t have enough beer to sell the bottles full time yet. We happened… Read More