What’s Pouring

Light acidity in the back end that shows cherry characters. Sour cherries from Calgary. Simple, deadly and refreshing.

NATIONBEER! They have some great friends at OILERSNATION, so they decided it was time to brew a beer for them. They requested a light, crushable, easy drinking ale that would pare well with playoffs!

Lower Bankhead Black Pilsner is a local favourite. Notes of chocolate and coffee.

It may look a bit like a milkshake and taste a bit like juice-but that's the whole point!  This is an awesome NE Pale Ale.

This dark amber beer is full of caramel and chocolate notes balancing the hop bitterness.

This NEIPA has heaps of Australian hops, with bold tropical aromas. The blackberry addition not only gives this small batch brew a beauty purple hue but adds a slight sweetness, and a lightly tart finish.

A handcrafted beer and homemade lemonade, blended to refreshing perfection!

Can you say chocolate, banana, strawberry and SUMMER!

This fresh and fruity twist on the fan favorite American Wheat Ale will no doubt become your best pal when you need an escape.

Notes of raisin, chocolate, biscuit this is a stout lover’s stout, the bitterness is balanced out by the addition of lactose.

Phillip’s Raspberry Wheat pours a deep ruby red colour topped by a frothy bubblegum-pink head.  The nose is sweet citrus raspberry.  Its light champagne mouthfeel is capped by a clean dry finish.

An easy drinker with medium sweetness and low bitterness that is LOCAL!

Yep. We did it. Another turbocharged Last Best IPA. So much raw, fruity hop power you’ll be knocked sideways.

A historical style with a modern twist, an oak smoked sour beer with Pineapple. Tart like a Gose, this Lichtenhainer brings a fire all its own in the form of smoke.

This mead has the perfect balance between citrus, sweetness and mint.

A combination of The Prickly Pear Equinox and Annex Ale's Project Ginger Beer.