Posts From Lundy Dale
Lightheart Brewing – West Coast IPA
PRESENTED BY LEGACY LIQUOR STORE From the Fall 2019 edition of the What’s Brewing Tasting Panel Although Lightheart Brewing still has yet to find a proper home, it has been
33 Acres Brewing – 33 Acres of Nirvana
PRESENTED BY LEGACY LIQUOR STORE From the Fall 2019 edition of the What’s Brewing Tasting Panel With all the variety of India Pale Ales that have been created and brewed
VIB and Twin City Brewing Collab – Rainshadow Sour
We all love collaboration packs and so do breweries. What’s not to love, an opportunity to try a whole lot of different styles by a variety of breweries 🙂 Vancouver
Crannog Ales – Mac Tir Haskap Ale
Did you know that July is Haskap Beer Month in British Columbia? It is an initiative that came to be after an evening of drinking beer and eating freshly picked
Mariner Brewing – Polaris Hazy Northeast IPA
Mariner Brewing opened in 2017 and is the first craft brewery to open in Coquitlam. As with any “firsts”, there were a few hoops to jump to make the opening
Red Racer & Port Rexton “Across The Nation”-Skerwink Haze
In 2017 to celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday Gary Lohin, head brewer and co-owner of Central City Brewery & Distillery decided to create a very special collaboration 12 pack. He chose
Vancouver Island Brewing – Magic Hour Grapefruit Gose
PRESENTED BY LEGACY LIQUOR STORE From the Summer 2019 edition of the What’s Brewing Tasting Panel Vancouver Island Brewing, from Victoria, has not only come up with a new look
VCBW Tenth Anniversary Ale
Every Spring the Vancouver craft beer community gets together at a brewery chosen by the VCBW team. The collaboration started in 2011 with partial proceeds going to a chosen charity
Fuggles & Warlock – Fusion West Coast IPA
With all the styles of beers available in the craft beer world, one thing is for certain: people do love their IPAs. Over the years, we have seen so many
Central City Brewing – Red Racer After Hours: CBA “Beer of the Year” 2019
The 17th Annual Canadian Brewing Awards & Conference is over for another year, with BC not only winning just under a third of those awards (50 in total), but also
