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Beer Review: Alexander Keith’s Hop Ale
I will be perfectly honest, I am looking forward to trying these beers. It shows how far the craft beer industry has come because the big brewers are now starting to pay attention. However, for ...
Beer Review: Fat Tug IPA by Driftwood Brewery
Driftwood Brewery, Victoria, BC 650ml @7% abv Fat Tug is an IPA from the Victoria that I was lucky to find on a recent trip out west. I’ve heard a lot of good things about this ...
Beer Review: Hop Devil Ale
Victory Brewing, Downingtown, PA 12oz @6.7% abv Trading beer is fun, travelling to drink beer is even better. HopDevil is another one of those gifts-for-myself I brought back from a trip. HopDevil is an American IPA ...
Beer Review: Farmery Premium Lager
Farmery Co., Manitoba, Canada 355ml @5% abv In the last year or two there has been a lot of press and excitement about The Farmery – to my knowledge the first estate brewery in Canada ...
Beer Review: Fort Garry St Nick’s Oaked Spiced Porter
Fort Garry Brewing, Manitoba, Canada 650ml @6.5% abv Here’s a new(ish) one from Winnipeg’s Fort Garry brewing, shown here in a Half Pints glass because I don’t have one for Winnipeg’s oldest brewery. I didn’t ...
Beer Review: Half Pints’ Isolator
Half Pints Brewing Co., Manitoba, Canada 650ml @8.6% abv It’s beer release day at Half Pints! As is traditional Colin & I went to the brewery this morning and picked up our supply of their ...
Beer Review: Brewdog Tokyo*
Brewdog, Fraserburgh, Scotland 330ml@18.2% abv I’m not one to think that stronger beers are always tastier or that weaker beers always taste worse, but there’s something extremely intriguing about an 18.2% beer. Needless to say, when ...
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