Blindman Irish Red Singles

$4.79

Notes from AI
"Blindman Irish Red Ale is a malt-forward, (4.2%) ABV craft beer brewed in Lacombe, Alberta. It features a clear auburn appearance with tasting notes of toasted biscuit and caramel."
 

Ol' Beautiful Loose Plans 6-pack

$15.99

From the Brewery; 

"Crisp and clean, brewed with Alberta barley and rice for a light-bodied, effortlessly smooth lager at 4.0% abv.

This one is dry, crystal clear, and low in carbs.
We’ve got some loose plans of our own these days.
A rebuild is in the works, a few big ideas are taking shape, and plenty is still up in the air.
Not everything is mapped out. But we’re moving forward, staying open, and leaving room for unexpected turns along the way.
This one was brewed for when you have no fixed route. You just go and enjoy the ride, figuring it out along the way."
4.0% Abv

Pay Day Black Currant

$8.49

From the Producer; 
"7% ABV

This little gem of a cider blends the tartness of blackcurrants with the crisp sweetness of Courtland and Honey Crisp. "

Pay Day Traditional Cider

$8.49

From the Producer; 
"Our Traditional Dry Cider is made from fresh Annapolis Valley apples. Like all of our ciders, it is naturally gluten-free and there is no added concentrate. Smooth drinking and well structured, this crisp and dry cider strikes a perfect balance. Savour the rich heritage of Nova Scotia in every bottle. Our traditional hard cider is crafted from hand-picked modern and heirloom apples, fermented to perfection, and imbued with the crisp, invigorating spirit of the Atlantic. A pure, refreshing embrace of Canada’s apple heartland"
 

Brasserie Du Bas Mirage IIPA

$11.49

Notes from the Brewery; 

"Double IPA 8.0%

Citra, Sabro & Mosaic

Mirage is brewed with Citra, Sabro and Mosaic hops. Double dry hopping gives it very intense notes of tropical fruit, coconut and a touch of vanilla."

Changing Colours 16oz Freedom

$6.19

Notes from the Can; 
"16 Oz To Freedom - PROJECT 029.2026

Dank, Dank, Sublime.

9% Abv

Core Values Marty McDry Cider

$6.29

From the Producer; 

"A crisp, dynamic, semi-dry cider with notes of white grape, tropical fruit and farmhouse funk. Wildly fermented with a balanced and bright acidity. Made from a variety of 100% BC apples. Your future self will thank you.
6.5% Abv"

Good Cheer 1990 West Coast IPA

$4.40

From the Brewery
"The Original Craft IPA

By 1990, a new chapter in the story of IPA was unfolding on the west coast of North America. Inspired by British pale ales but no longer bound by them, early craft brewers began pushing the style in a bold new direction. Newly available American hop varieties like Comet, Cascade, Centennial, and Chinook brought vivid aromas of pine, citrus, and resin, along with a firmer, more assertive bitterness than most drinkers had ever encountered.

At the same time, advances in malting and fermentation allowed for cleaner, more consistent beers. Carefully kilned pale and crystal malts gave these IPAs their signature deep copper colour, while neutral yeast strains let the hops take centre stage.

These were not the hazy, fruit-forward IPAs of today, but something sharper and more structured. They were brighter and more bitter.

Our 1990 West Coast IPA recreates that first wave of craft brewing: crisp, piney, and firmly bitter, capturing the moment IPA was reinvented for a new generation. This beer uses 100% of its hops from the incomparable Myrtle Meadows Hop Farm in Pemberton BC. We select not just the varieties but the specific hop plants we use for this beer, creating a hop blend you won’t find anywhere else.

First Produced: 2024

Abv 6.5%"

Establishment Fabienk 4pk

$20.99

From the Brewery 

4.8% Abv

French Pilsner

Lemongrass / Teddy Grahams / Daffodils

Black and white polka dots? Like a siren song it called to us to name a beer after everyone’s favourite Québécois weirdos. Helps that the music slaps, and it was a good excuse to brew this style for the first time in over 4 years. Rarely explored on this side of the Atlantic, the Pilsner Française shares DNA with its German counterpart, but the addition of corn lends it a rounder cereal sweetness in place of that bready character. And while the hops may hail from different countries, they stay firmly in the classic European category for a comparable floral, herbaceous effect. C’est putain de bien. Santé!"