1750 Reviews
6 different hops with 6 different malts and 6% ABV = 666, the number of the beast as per the good book. According to GLB “The devil made me brew it.” Great play on Flip Wilson’s catch phrase from the 70’s, the devil made me do it. I can’t remember if I saw him on...
It’s possible that they changed the graphics and look of this brew, but I enjoyed this strong IPA. Jumbo flavour, multiple flavours, yet smooth and delicious. I would have this one again, and again. R.A.
The North shore of Lake Superior is a beautiful drive three seasons of the year, but it can be something else in the winter months. It gets it’s fair share of white outs that’s for sure. This is the white out that is meant for after the drive. A golden hazy pour with...
A little bit fruity for my tastes and surprisingly bland for a strong beer. Strong beginning but weak finish. It is the week finish (weekend) so I can drink more. R.A.
I always thought a dead man’s switch, apart from being an outdated and politically incorrect gender specific term, was designed to shut down a machine if the operator dies or passes out. I am not sure what it has to do with a clothespin, let alone a beer. They say the...
According to the can this beer is “inspired by local adventure spots, the Bruce Trail and Fathom Five National Marine Park.” According to the can you can “get to know the neighbourly feel of a small village.” And according to the can in very small print, this beer was...
Just finished the Bruce Trail, now I am lost on a Back Trail. Lots of action on the pour, as in a feisty foam fest. It seems a bit carbonated. Nice fresh light spicy aroma. What resulted from the pour was a whip cream head, it was actually convex it was so foamy. As I...
Nice pour, great looking amber with a nice white head, good aroma as well. Snacks and Sunday night football on, all settled in for a positive amber experience. I am finding the difference between amber lagers and amber ales is quite noticeable. Lagers tend to be more...
Sitting outside in the freezing cold quaffing stubby brewksies before the high school dances back in the day, when climate change hadn’t turned our winters into the northern tropics, was our first experience with ice beers. Little did we know that the very condition...
Foxy, shifty, wily, crafty and now 30% sneakier! Sneaky weasel sounds a bit redundant doesn’t it? I mean weasels in general are known for being sneaky. Maybe this should be called Sneakier Weasel which would align well the claim of an additional 30% of sneakiness in...