Hitachino Nest NipponiA

$6.79

Kiuchi Brewery (木内酒造) is a brewery in Naka, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. It was established in 1823 by village headman Kiuchi Gihei as a sake and shochu producer.[1]

Craft beer production began in 1996 after a change in Japanese law governing micro brewing. A number of Kiuchi's products seek to combine European beer-making technology with traditional Japanese brewing techniques; for example, its XH Hitachino Nest Beer is matured in shochu casks.

Bellwoods Jelly King Dry Hopped Sour Btl

$12.49

Everyone's going to want a taste of this! Bellwoods first appearance in the province is with a style that people will be flocking to the shops for. Their dry-hopped sour is loaded up with Citra hops giving intense mandarin citrus and orchard peach character. 5.6% ABV.

Grey Fox GF Lime Lager

$6.29

Crisp and clean with pronounced lime flavour
Gluten Free
5.0% Abv
 

Harviestoun Ola Dubh Ale 12 Year

$8.49

Ola Dubh is Scots Gaelic for "Black Oil". The team at Harviestoun brewery has taken their Old Engine Oil and matured it in single malt whisky barrels from Highland Park, in this case a cask used for the 12 year. Soft and creamy with lots of roasted malt.

Weihenstephaner Hefeweissbier

$6.59

Nothing refreshes more than this naturally cloudy weissbeer with its wonderfully rich yeasty taste. Goes well with light meals, which are not too strongly flavoured, veal sausage in particular. Founded nearly 1000 years ago as a Benedictine monastery brewery, then becoming the Royal Bavarian State Brewery. The world's oldest existing brewery, it is located in Freising. A unique combination of tradition, custom, and modern science, gives the brewery its incomparable identity and permits it to brew beers of the highest quality. Class, not mass, a description of their corporate philosophy.

Echigo Red Ale

$6.99

The brewery, Echigo Beer Co., Ltd., is known for being the first craft beer in Japan (called "local beer" at the time). 
Echigo Beer Co.'s Premium Red Ale is a well-rounded, easy-drinking beer with a rich, malty profile, balanced by a touch of hop bitterness and hints of caramel, making it a delightful choice for a versatile beer experience. 
6% Abv
 

Rodenbach Fruitage

$4.49

Fruitage by Rodenbach is a delicious fruity aperitif with a refreshing taste and 3.4% alcohol. Brewed with natural ingredients. Perfect for sparkling moments with friends and family. Serve with ice cubes, fresh mint, and lime for a flavorful experience.

• ABV 3.4

Averbode Abbey Ale

$5.99

From the Producer

"The Averbode abbey beer pays homage to history: from the 14th to the early 20th century the abbey was home to brewing activities. For the production of the ‘new’ abbey beer, the abbey opted for Brewery Huyghe, a brewery that also boasts a rich past. But there are other similarities as well because respect for the environment and society as a whole rank among the brewery’s core values.

For instance, thanks to the Mongozo beer, Brewery Huyghe is the only brewery in Belgium to market a beer that has earned both the fair trade, gluten-free and organic labels. The brewery also actively invests in a smaller ecological footprint and social employment."

Yukon Stranded Sun Radler Tall Can

$4.39

This Ralder from Yukon Brewing contains carbonated lemonade and a touch of lavender. 3% ABV.

From The Producer

"The word radler comes from the German word for cyclist. There are a number of stories about how that morphed into a beer name (no doubt one of them is true… we just don’t know which one). Suffice it to say that the beer is a mix of beer and carbonated lemonade, making it light and ridiculously refreshing. It was our desire to add a twist of flavour and aroma to that concoction, and after some trial and error, settled on lavender. While the lavender is subtle (which it should be, after all) it pairs excellently with the lemon."