Establishment Speak Through Shadows 4pk
$14.29
From the Brewery,
"Barrel-Aged Imperial Stout with Toasted Coconut and Macadamia Nuts - 15.3% ABV
The season's first imperial stout is darkness made decadent, an elevated, opulent Bounty bar reborn in the abyss. It weaves together stouts aged in bourbon barrels sourced from the prestigious Willett Family Estate, 1792, and Buffalo Trace, layered with mountains of house-toasted macadamia and coconut, which deepen into caramel, bourbon, coffee, dark fruit, and oak. This indulgent, luscious elixir is an unearthly meditation, meant to be sipped slowly and shared. Darkness descends. Accept its warm embrace.
La Chouffe Blonde 330 ml
$6.49
The brewery never had a desire to produce copies of existing beers. As a consequence, La Chouffe and Mc Chouffe are distinctive and unique. The use of unusual ingredients such as spices, candy sugar , water from the Cedrogne spring (one of Belgium's highest) make for superb drinking experiences. Strong, spicy, lightly hoppy, with evolving taste. Bottle refermented, unfiltered, not pasteurized and without any additives.
Field House Fuzzy Peach Pineapple
$5.49
Big, sweet peach candy notes upfront.
Taste: Juicy, ripe peach character balanced with a bright, refreshing sour tartness.
ABV: 6.5% (Sour Six Mix release) / varying iterations between 4.0% and
Jibiru Salted Yuzu Pilsner
$4.39
From the Brewery
"Japan’s most iconic citrus fruit, yuzu, lends floral and citrus notes to this crisp Japanese-style pilsner. Vibrant aromas are reminiscent of mandarin orange and grapefruit zest but are unmistakably unique. A hint of sea salt enhances the smooth finish.
INGREDIENTS: Water, Barley, Rice, Hops, Yeast, Yuzu, Salt
ABV: 4.8%"
Four Winds Nectarous Single
$5.79
Decently tart with huge fruity notes is the name of the game here. A great balance between sweet and tart, with plenty of peach, nectarine and citrus all over. Alberta has waited long enough to get a taste of this superb dry-hopped sour.
Duchesse de Bourgogne
$6.49
Brewery Verhaeghe Vichte is a small family-owned Brewery in the southwest of the province of West Flanders, Belgium. The history of the brewery dates back to 1885
.“Duchesse de Bourgogne” is a Flanders Red Ale of mixed fermentation. It is a sweet-fruity ale with a pleasant fresh aftertaste. This ale is brewed with roasted malts and with hops with a low bitterness. After the main fermentation and the lagering , the “Duchesse de Bourgogne” matures further for many months in oak casks. The tannins in the oak give the “Duchesse de Bourgogne” its fruity character. “Duchesse de Bourgogne” has a full, sweet and fresh taste : it is a ruby red jewel of 6.2 % Abv
Hitachino Nest Espresso Stout
$6.19
The very unusual character of Hitachino Nest Espresso Stout stems from the fact that Kiuchi Brewery is using the recipe of a Russian Imperial Stout as base. Pitch black colour, big brown head. Aromas of chocolate, roasted bitterness, dark fruits. Roasted black and chocolate malts provide an explosion of coffee like flavours. The strong espresso character comes from the addition of espresso beans.
Blood Brothers Codswallop
$6.79
From Blood Brothers website
"Tucked into a gritty, century-old horse stable in Toronto’s Geary Avenue arts district, Blood Brothers brews beer that subverts expectations and rewrites the rules. With 26 taps of unapologetic flavour, Southern Comfort dishes that stick with you, and fridges stocked with ice cold cans and bottles to-go, we’re here to turn curiosity into conviction."
Czechvar Dark Tall Can
$4.49
From The Producer
"Inspired by a time when Bohemian beer was brewed with more roasted and dark malts, this outstanding and world-renowned dark lager sees all the quality, taste and brewing traditions of Czechvar Original blended with roasted Munich and Caramel malts. This adds a black coffee and dark chocolate depth to the beer’s colour and taste, while retaining the refreshing drinkability of our classic pale lagers. Rich, sweet, dark, bold and more-ish. You don’t win ‘Best Dark Lager in the World’ numerous times by being average."