Stout
Detonate Brewing – Sunday Funday Breakfast Stout
Originally scheduled to make its home in Kelowna BC, Detonate Brewing in the end located in Summerland (between Kelowna and Penticton) and became Summerland’s first craft brewery opening in February
Main Street Lava Salted Mocha Stout
From Main Street Brewing comes the Lava Salted Mocha Stout. It pours as black as night, with a substantial head. The aroma is slighly salty, smoky, and chocolatey. On the palate,
Foamers Folly – Equilibrium Imperial Coffee Milk Stout
Foamers’ Folly has been putting together some nice brews in recent times. Equilibrium is an example of that. As you can see, it pours very dark brown/black with a nice
Andina Brewing – Cocolat Toasted Coconut Chocolate Stout
Since Head Brewer Ben Greenberg joined #YeastVan’s Andina Brewing in mid-2018, there has been a noticeable uptick in the appeal and quality of the big yellow brewery’s beers. It is
Lighthouse Brewing – Keepers Stout
On St. Patricks Day, the popular beer of choice is either a green tinted lager ( and really, why would you ever do that to good beer!) or an Irish
Field House Brewing – Oldhand Flat White Oatmeal Stout
Silky smooth, with a rich, decadent mouthfeel. That’s not marketing copy; that’s the legitimate impression this beer leaves on the stout lover. In fact, those that don’t think they like
Fernie Brewing – Java The Hut Coffee Milk Stout
Fernie’s Java the Hut debuted in 2015, and became a seasonal staple. It’s a coffee stout with a twist: lactose added to create a ‘Coffee Milk Stout’. Is it a double-double
Russell Brewing Oatmeal Stout
Winter time is the perfect time to enjoy stouts of all kinds, so I always grab a few to satisfy that crave. What attracted me to the Russell oatmeal stout
Twa Dogs Chili Chocolate Milk Stout
Lovers of rich beers with strong flavour should take note of the Twa Dogs Chili Chocolate Milk Stout from Victoria Caledonian brewery (in, yes, Victoria). On the nose, it’s just as advertised:
Trading Post x Full Barrel – Sessionable Russian Imperial Stout
Langley’s Full Barrel Brew Club etched their name in BC Brewing history when they became the first, and to date the only, amateur winner of the Tri-Cities Cask Festival Society’s
