The Canadian Beer Scene

[lurker18]

Originally Posted by Pivot

Drinking age is 19 in Ontario, and is in most provinces. I think its only 18 in Quebec and Alberta

18 in Manitoba as well.

[manx]

La Voie Malte? in Jonqui?re has the best stout I've ever experienced

[RiponredTJ]

So let's give them a plug
La Voie Malt?e | Jonqui?re

[fosforo]

At the moment Driftwood Brewing out of Victoria bc.
Dieu Du Ciel has some really tasty inventive beers
My favorite beer changes with the seasons (and the tides)
If I'm buying a quick six-pack its usually from Central City Brewing

[RiponredTJ]

I'm drinking a Trios Pistoles as I type.

[hammis]

the Nelson brewing company makes a few good beers. i tried face plant winter ale last weekend, great beer, great name.

[GregB_00XJ]

Lots of good microbrew on Vancouver Island.

Love Phillips, Lighthouse Brewing the best however. The Lighthouse Race Rocks is exceptional. Hoppy, creamy and all in all a stellar brew.

In all honesty, my fav beer of the last few years has to be Sierra Nevada Pale Ale out of California. I know it is not Canadian, but MAN that stuff is good.

=)

[CraSYDiamond]

I live just outside of Windsor Ontario and we had a local craft brewery that had some really great beer, unfortunately they went bankrupt. It was a real shame too after winning awards and getting world recognition. Check it out, the site is still up This is The Walkerville Brewing Co. Interactive

[tim]

Personally I love Garrison here in Halifax. They do a great Winter Warmer at this time of year.

GARRISON BREWING Co. || Halifax, Nova Scotia

I also love to drink at the Hart & Thistle. I don't believe they sell beer you can take home but the beer I drink there is simply the best.

[know1]

Originally Posted by tim

Personally I love Garrison here in Halifax. They do a great Winter Warmer at this time of year.

GARRISON BREWING Co. || Halifax, Nova Scotia

I also love to drink at the Hart & Thistle. I don't believe they sell beer you can take home but the beer I drink there is simply the best.

I'll second the Heart & Thistle. Greg Nash really pushes the boundaries for creative bold beer.