Saturday, February 25, 2012

Hops and Robbers coming to Saskatchewan

Announced on Twitter this week, Double Trouble Brewing Co. out of Toronto will be coming to the prairies. Brewers of Hops and Robbers an "extra delicious IPA" will be tapping their brew at Winston's in Saskatoon as well as Beer Brothers in Regina.

The beer is described as: "This is golden IPA with an exceptionally rich and complex character. Fruity aromas of lemon with hints of pineapple combine crisply with toasty caramel flavours and a tasty malt backbone. Dry hopping with cascade hops ensures more hop aromatics are retained in the finished beer."

Either they get into Alberta, or I guess I've gotta git to Regina this spring.

The Beer

Alley Kat Seasonal Coming

With the turn of the months comes the turn of new seasonals. Alley Kat will launch an ESB in March, named The Bitter Truth. They had a contest in February that had lovers submit names for the new English Bitter.

Coming out in big bottles March 8th.

Man, I love ESBs - I'm sooooo excited for this


Alley Kat

Wild Rose Seasonal

This weekend marked the latest release of a seasonal at Wild Rose - Foothillz Pilz. Man do Albertans love their pilsners and this one is back for another run. A superior pil in malt that uses three hop flavours is sure to please any and all prairie drinkers. If you ever needed a reason to try a craft beer but was never sure - now's the time. You will love this straw coloured pilsner.



Wild Rose / YeastWrangler One off

To help celebrate its 16th anniversary, Wild Rose in Calgary will develop a unique recipe brew with club members of Canada's largest homebrew club - the Cowtown Yeast Wranglers. The 16th anniversary brew will come out in August in 650 ml bottles, on tap at the taproom and in selected shops.

Very cool collaboration

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Alley Kat Seasonal

Continuing with their Dragon Series, Alley Kat has launched their new Double IPA now Green. Over a 100 IBUs this double trouble is sure to please you hop heads out there. Find in cool liquor stores or at the brewery in 650 ml - it's their Big Bottle Series. You know it well by now.