Irrational X Brewsmith Simcoe Lager

$4.69

From the Producer;

Simcoe Noble, Light Lager 4.0% ABV
Irrational X @BrewsmithBrewing Collab

It’s no secret that our friends down at @BrewsmithBrewing are absolute wizards at producing low ABV, ultra sessionable, full-flavoured beers. We put our minds together and decided to brew something innovative yet classic. Light lager is where we landed because it is something, until now, we have yet to brew at Irrational. To put a fun twist on the beer we also wanted to try out a new-to-us hop product @YakimaChief Simcoe Noble. Analytically, Yakima Chief’s Noble Hops appear similar in character to traditional noble hops, including high aromatics and low alpha acids, while retaining Simcoe characteristics that make them unique. We went with 100% Alberta floor-malted Pilsner & Chit Malt from the barley-buffs over at @HogarthMalt and fermented low and slow with W-34/70. Expect an uber light, delicate, full-spectrum beer.

FH X Changing Colours DDH Krush Hazy IPA

$6.49

From the Brewery;
"Two crews, one hazy mission... and yeah, they went all in. FH x Changing Colours Brewing Project Double Dry Hopped Nectaron Krush Hazy IPA is here. They built the base with bright, punch Citra, then cranked things up with a double dry-hop of Krush + Nectaron for a full-on wave of tropical goodness.

ABV: 7%"

Aecht Schlenkerla Rauch Eiche Dopplebock

$8.29

While for the classic "Aecht Schlenkerla Rauchbier" traditionally beech has been - and still is - used, the malt for "Schlenkerla Oak Smoke" is kilned with Oak wood. The resulting Schlenkerla Oak Smoke Malt has a smoother and more multi layered smoky note than the intensely aromatic Beech Smoke Malt. The hence complex smokiness in the "Schlenkerla Oak Smoke" is paired with the multifaceted bitterness of finest Hallertau aroma hops. With 8% alcohol and amber color it matures for months in the deep brewery cellars underneath Bamberg into a special treat for smoke beer lovers.

St Ambroise Raspberry Ale Can

$4.69

St-Ambroise Framboise, a raspberry ale from McAuslan Brewing, offers a prominent raspberry flavor with a hint of tartness, a light body, and easy drinkability with light carbonation. 

St Ambroise Raspberry Ale Can

$4.69

St-Ambroise Framboise, a raspberry ale from McAuslan Brewing, features a prominent raspberry flavor with a middling sweetness and some tartness, in a light-bodied, easy-drinking beer with light carbonation. 

Collective Arts Calamansi Sour

$5.89

From Collective Arts;

"Sour 35 is the latest release in our ongoing sour series, crafted with a vibrant fusion of sweet Concord grape and tart calamansi citrus. Bursting with juicy fruit character, this sour is a harmonious blend of tangy and tart with just the right amount of sweetness. At 7% ABV, it delivers a crisp and refreshing finish that brings a splash of brightness with each sip."

Field House Super Tall Pineapple Lemon

$7.59

Notes from the Can; 
" This super tall is packed with double the fruit, bursting with ripe pineapple and bright citrus aromas,. Balanced with sweet and sour flavours that perfectly intertwine for a refreshing sip after sip."
8.5% abv
 

Chimay Red Cap 7%

$7.39

Chimay Rouge (Red) is noted for its coppery colour which makes it particularly attractive. Topped with a creamy head, it gives off a light, fruity apricot aroma produced by the fermentation. This top fermented Trappist beer, refermented in the bottle, is not pasteurized.

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."