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42 Bières

September 7th, 201602 Quand? 9 au 11 septembre 2016 Où? Parc de l'Île-Lebel 396 rue Notre-Dame, Repentigny Combien? À partir de 15$ pour une entrée une journée avec un verre en plastique. D'autres forfaits comprenant l'entrée sont disponibles. Va voir la billeterie pour plus d'informations. La fin de semaine prochaine, l'Oktoberfest de Repentigny sera de retour à … Repentigny! Read Source Article...
Craft Beer Quebec

Suivre / Follow @ CraftBeerQC Bière : Stout Style : Dry Irish Stout Brasserie : Microbrasserie Riverbend Facebook Twitter Instagram Apv : 4.5% Température : 6-10 °C Détaillant : La Voute Du...
La Décapsule

Cette saison refermentée sur des cerises à grappe de la Gaspésie est d'une jolie couleur pêche. La levure joue son rôle à merveille en asséchant la bière, avant que les tannins de la barrique...
42 Bières

September 1st, 201604 Vendredi soir j'étais invité à la toute première édition de l'IBU, immersion brassicole unique. Je t'en parlais la semaine dernière. Alors c'était comment? C'était la première édition de cet événement et je dois dire que c'était très réussi! L'emplacement est bien choisi. Facile d'accès en auto ou en transport en commun. L'espace Read Source Article
Référence Bière

August 28th, 201602 Cote: 8.5Parlez-moi d'une belle blonde bien sentie! Oubliez la blonde de type lager qui domine encore (malheureusement) le marché. Celle-ci est une ale bien houblonnée avec une finale qui rappelle effectivement le miel (tel qu'indiqué sur l'étiquette). C'est ce goût qui reste en bouche et qui laisse un très beau Read Source Article
Référence Bière

August 21st, 201602 Cote: 7.5S'il y a un adjectif qui colle à cette bière, c'est bien celui de moelleux. Nous sommes dans la brune d'inspiration belge, quelque part entre la double et la quadruple (en d'autres mots, il s'agit d'une double particulièrement corsée). Le goût de caramel brûlé est indéniable et la force Read Source Article
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Quebec English

Beerism

August 12th, 201606 An article by Noah Forrest For readers who don't speak French, the illustrious “Ceci N'est pas Une Gueuze” from Les Trois Mousquetaires translates into English as “This is not a Gueuze.” And by any “official” standard, it isn't a Gueuze (I'll explain why, shortly). This beer hit shelves for the Read Source Article
Beerism

July 28th, 201604 An article by Noah Forrest 2016 certainly seems to be the year for new beers from Dieu du Ciel! At this point I've already written several articles showcasing the most recent offerings from one of the best breweries in the world; this post will be no different. So today, Read Source Article
Beerism

July 25th, 201606 An article by Noah Forrest For beer folks in Ontario, Beau's all Natural Brewing has been a household name for some time now. I remember first going to the brewery about five years ago, where the retail store was the size of a closet and they had two beers to Read Source Article
Beerism

July 19th, 201609 An article by Noah Forrest The world's beer scene is in a state of hyperdrive. Quebec is no different. New breweries are popping up all the time, while the existing ones are expanding, fine-tuning their skills, and becoming far more experimental. Over the last few years, Les Trois Mousquetaires, Brasserie Read Source Article
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Ontario

Bryehn.net

September 6th, 201601 This perry from Double Trouble Brewing Co. is made from Ontario-grown Bosc and Bartlett apples in Stony Creek and has a faint golden yellow hue reminiscent of a light white wine as well as some wavy chill haze. Grow a Pear also smells rather vinous, with strong aromas of green Read Source Article
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August 9th, 201602 Honey Ginger Shandy from Old Tomorrow Ltd. in Toronto, Ontario is a beautiful golden hue and pours with a loose and spongy white head that tends to leave small islands of lace on the glass. Ginger and botanical extract aromas waft from this blend of beer and ginger ale, along Read Source Article
The Thirsty Wench

July 29th, 201603 One of the things that I got a real sense of while co-writing the Ontario Craft Beer Guide and something that has really stuck out as we begin our research on a possible other one, is the narrative. The story each brewery has behind them. The fascinating thing is Read Source Article
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June 10th, 201603 Queen Street 501 from The Brickworks Ciderhouse in Toronto, Ontario has a deep golden colour that more closely resembles a typical American lager than it does a commercially produced cider and retains a small collar of bubbles longer than most. This semi-sweet blend of Ontario heritage apples smells McIntosh-heavy, with Read Source Article
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April 11th, 201601 Owned by Constellation Brands, Inc., Growers Cider Co. has produced a number of flavoured ciders of varying potability over the years. Growers Pear is the latest beverage to appear on shelves and is presented as a clear, almost colourless liquid that bears the faintest of chartreuse tones and sets free Read Source Article
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March 21st, 201601 Amsterdam Brewing Company (Toronto, Ontario) Saison / Farmhouse Ale (6.0%) Look: Hazy, honey coloured. Airy and light white head settles as a small, puffy collar. Long streaks of lace. Smell: Light honey malts. Red fife wheat and spelt are prevalent, bringing a vague sourness and earthy character. Hints of apple, pear, Read Source Article
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Western Canada

Beercrank

September 23rd, 2016
BeerCrank

I thought I did a review about Glutenberg's Blanche beer back in January.. but apparently I haven't. Glutenberg's the first gluten free brewery I've tried that makes gluten free beer that actually tastes like beer. Their witbier-style blanche was no...
September 22nd, 2016
BeerCrank

When the topic of pumpkin spice comes up, there's a big circlejerk about how the trend needs to die in a fire. I hear more about the negativity towards pumpkin spice more often than actually seeing someone savouring something with pumpkin spice. In...
September 22nd, 2016
BeerCrank

Originally posted in the Brandon Sun, August 26, 2016During the North Dakota State Fair a few years back, one of my parents' friends told me to check out Mac's Hardware in Minot because the hardware store boasted one of the largest soda selections...
September 21st, 2016
BeerCrank

Originally posted in the Brandon Sun, September 2, 2016It's been a long time since I had a beer from Poland, in fact - the last Polish beer I ever had was Black Boss Porter, a rich, roasty, heavy porter that was not only affordable but made Guinness...

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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