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Bières du Québec

November 5th, 201805 Le 3 Novembre dernier à l'espace 8 à Montréal se déroulait la compétition annuelle des MontreAlers; le IronAler. Une 20e d'équipes se sont vu fournir une boîte mystère avec les mêmes ingrédients et un laps de temps définis pour brasser 20 litre de la bière de leur choix, en utilisant Read Source Article
Bières du Québec

October 28th, 201804 La jeune microbrasserie les Grands-Bois de St-Casimir a ouvert ses portes en août 2016. Assez rapidement, ils se sont dotés d'équipements d'embouteillage pour le format canette. Il s'agit d'un choix judicieux pour protéger leurs produits houblonnés. Je recommande leur Impérial Gros Tigre, une session IPA goûteuse et facile à boire. Caractéristiques Session Read Source Article
BCV et cie

October 15th, 201802 Puisque l'automne est bien arrivé et que le rouge est à l'honneur, je vous entretiendrai de deux vins rouges pour accompagner tous ces beaux mijotés et plats réconfortants de cette belle saison de transition. Tout d'abord une petite visite au Portugal au vignoble Casa Ferreirinha, situé dans la très célèbre région Read Source Article
Bières du Québec

October 7th, 201809 Après les NEIPA et les IPA tropicales et les Smoothie IPA, les Brut IPA sont en voie de devenir la nouvelle tendance dans le monde des bières houblonnées. Il s'agit tout simplement d'une version extra faible en sucre résiduel de ce style tant apprécié en Amérique du Nord. Lorsque la Read Source Article
Bières du Québec

September 16th, 201806 Le festival bières et saveurs de Chambly est une belle alternative en plein air au mondial de la bière. L'édition 2018 se tenait au début du mois de septembre, et proposait une imposante variété de bières, cidres, hydromels et de nourriture. N'y étant pas allé depuis quelques années, j'ai été Read Source Article
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Quebec English

HopCitizen

October 30th, 201808 I have been living in Montreal now for seven years, much of that time was spent in the downtown burrow and my go to spot for buying copious amounts of craft beer was Peluso which was a quick 10 minutes drive away from my apartment. But then something wonderful yet Read Source Article
Beerism

October 25th, 201808 An article by Noah Forrest October is here. Winter jackets are being pulled from closets, leaves are hitting the ground, and there are far more pumpkin spiced things out there than we need. And although everyone is exited about Halloween, I'm actually more excited about Brasserie Dunham‘s 2018 bottle Read Source Article
HopCitizen

October 23rd, 201805 Over the summer I had the opportunity to kick it with Stephane Delisle, the man behind the small podcast Podcrastination. We sat together to have a little chat about all things beer, and also whatever else came to mind. You can hear the two part chat here: <a target="_blank" Read Source Article
HopCitizen

October 16th, 201804 Since my first experience going to Bieres Et Saveurs Chambly last year in 2017, the festival has settled in my mind as the best beer festival in Quebec. Regardless of a new festival joining the ranks this year by Dunham, called Foudres, Chambly is still at Read Source Article
Beerism

September 20th, 2018013 An article by Noah Forrest Back in January of this year I barely knew who Brasserie du Bas-Canada was. Their unlabeled bottles with simple tags hanging from the neck were starting to show up on social media, but I wasn't quite paying attention yet. As far as I knew, Read Source Article
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Ontario

The Thirsty Wench

December 7th, 201805 Reefer! Marijuana! Cannabis! Weed! Ganja! Wacky Tobacky! The Devil's Lettuce! The weed that plants its roots in HELL! So it's legal here in Canada now, after a very long time of being illegal but mostly unenforced save for the odd dispensary bust. The governments in each province handles things their Read Source Article
Bryehn.net

September 18th, 201803 This Munich style helles lager from Toronto's Muddy York Brewing Co. is a bright and clear golden colour and produces a large, porous white head that leaves a small collar in its wake and amoeba-like spots of lace on your glass. Gaslight Helles Lager has strong caramel and toffee aromas Read Source Article
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July 30th, 201803 This limited edition release from Collective Arts Brewing from Hamilton, Ontario is a hazy and opaque chartreuse colour that pours with a large and loose white head that burns off in but a few seconds and leave little more than a floss-like ring behind. The citrus character of Lime & Read Source Article
The Thirsty Wench

July 13th, 2018017 So the past month or so has actually been a pretty informative one for me, and, because I'm trying not to just let those thoughts out into bursts on my twitter account, I thought I'd put a few things out on here as well. And while I've been talking about Read Source Article
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June 25th, 201802 Produced in Hamilton, Ontario, Collective Arts Honey & Lavender Cider is a pale straw colour and exudes effervescence long after being poured, and even produces a persistent ring around your glass. This summer seasonal is mainly apple juice and honey on the nose, with a subtle, but enticing air of Read Source Article
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Western Canada

Beercrank

December 8th, 2018
BeerCrank

God freaking damn.. I feel like I'm trying a new beer today when in reality I'm just trying some of the some ol' that I tried a couple years ago.The folks over at New Belgium Brewing came out with Voodoo Ranger Imperial IPA, Voodoo Ranger is Read...
December 7th, 2018
BeerCrank

Seeing the name "Tallgrass" being used for a name of a brewery, I just knew that this was going to be a prairie/midwest themed brewery, sure enough - Tallgrass Brewing Company is based out of Manhattan, Kansas.I've sampled more than my share of...
December 7th, 2018
BeerCrank

"New American Hops with a tropical twist"Southern Tier's Nu Skool IPA is a well-balanced IPA with slight malty sweetness as well as with tropical, fruity, spicy, piney & citrus character. Nu Skool uses some of the new generation of American hop...
December 1st, 2018
BeerCrank

I've waited nearly a year to review this.. I guess I was waiting for the perfect timing to do so. Torque Brewing's Fake News got a bit of media attention because the beer is mocking Trump and his ties to Russia.. and his love of "fake Read Source...

Flatland Beer

April 13th, 2014
Flatland Beer

Sometimes I start a Facebook post, and it ends up as a blog-worthy rant: case-in-point => yesterday's Post on the Flatland BEER Facebook page. (Since I now have a blog, I should probably stop myself halfway into the FB rant, and head over here...
April 9th, 2014
Flatland Beer

The recent announcement that the Toronto Blue Jays' home – Rogers Centre – would enter the 2014 season with the dubious honour of being the only Major League Baseball stadium not offering any craft beer got me thinking about the crossroad...

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