Oldman River Brewing – Lundbreck, Alberta

Oldman River Brewing is putting Lundbreck on the map.

Jeezus Murphy Irish Red Ale – Saltbox Brewing Company

A trip to Nova Scotia isn’t complete without Nova Scotia craft beer.

Triple IPA – Banff Ave Brewing

A trip to Banff is even nicer when there’s beer involved.

Anniversary Ale, Belgian Golden Strong Ale – Blindman Brewing

There is a better reason to stop in Lacombe than avoiding a terrible Tim Hortons.

Brel’s Brun Belgian Dark Strong Ale- Dandy Brewing Company, Calgary, Alberta

Watching the American election calls for a strong drink, and this Belgian Dark Strong Ale is exactly that.

The Problem with Pumpkin Beer: A Pseudo-Scientific Study

In the name of science I put my pumpkin prejudice aside and sampled a couple of this year’s fall favourite.

Uncle Leo’s Brewery – IPA, Lyons Brook, Nova Scotia

My sister brought me an Uncle Leo’s Brewery care package from Nova Scotia to Alberta. I guess she’s an okay sister.

King Puck Irish Pale Ale, Killorglin, Ireland

I took King Puck home from Ireland in a suitcase. I guess that’s one way to get a goat across borders.

Spruce Tree Ale – Tofino Brewing Company, Tofino BC

I went to the woods because I wished to drink deliberately.

Kiss Yer Cousin Kentucky Common – Cannery Brewing, Penticton, British Columbia.

When I grabbed a bottle of Kiss Yer Cousin, I wasn’t sure what to expect. I am happy to announce after drinking it, I have not kissed any of my cousins.

Craft Beer Market’s Best of Belgium Brewmaster’s Dinner

A four-course meal with Belgian beer pairings? Um, yes please!

Angry Scotch Ale – Russell Brewing Company, Surrey, British Columbia

I spent time with a wee Angry Scotch Ale and I couldn’t be happier.