Tag: drink ns dry
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Oct 16 – Hazy IPAs with Ananda
Ross is joined by Ananda and together they explore a couple of newer IPAs available right now. The “What in Tarnation” New England IPA from 2 Crows Brewing and the “Blursday” Hazy IPA from Big Spruce.
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Oct 9 – Oktoberfest Season
Ian and Ross find some seasonal fare in Oktoberfest ales as well as a Pumpkin Ale. The Oktoberfest Ale from Horton Ridge Malt House and Sea Level Brewing’s Oktoberfest. The Pumpkin Ale from Schoolhouse rounded out the season.
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Sept 24 – A conversation with Erin Norman of Lazy Bear Brewing
Ian and Ross get to chat with Erin Norman, co-owner of Lazy Bear Brewing, and try three of their best sellers. The “Gut View” Amber ale, the “Lazy” Lager, and the “Louis” Witbier.
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Sept 17 – Paddy’s Brewery with Chris Stewart
Ian and Ross get the chance to talk to Chris Stewart, head brewer of Paddy’s Brewery in Wolfville, about what it’s like to brew at the longest-standing brewery in the province. We try the TBA IPA, the Cream Ale, and the new Japanese Lager.
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Sept 10 – Going rogue drinking from the mass producers
Ross is on his own this week, having scared everyone off with the prospect of trying Moosehead and Keith’s brews. “Small Batch”, they say, so let’s see how they compare with our favourites. Trying Moosehead’s “Helles” Bock & “East Coast” IPA, as well as Alexander Keith’s “Citrus Blonde” and “Hazy IPA”.
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Sept 3 – Party Time Brewing with James Marshall
Ian and Ross get the opportunity to speak with James Marshall, the one-man operation behind Party Time Brewing in Mount Uniake, and enjoy the Pilsner, the “Party at Mexi’s”‘” Amber Ale, the “Mod XXX” Best Bitter, and the “Wrap Party” Double IPA.
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Aug 27 – Dark Ales and/or Schwarzbiers
Ian and Ross try to tell the difference between a Dark Lager and a Schwarzbier and come to the conclusion… spelling. Comparing the Dartmouth Dark Lager from North Brewing and the Labour of Love Schwarzbier from Horton Ridge Malt House.
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Aug 20 – Together on the deck for some Pale Ales
With a complete breakdown in plans, Ross arrives late, but Ian joins him on the deck for non barely celebrational beers despite planning for just that. Together they drink the “Unnamed Light One” from Sea Level Brewing and the “Rye’s Up” Pale Ale from Horton Ridge Malt House.
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Aug 13 – Norbert from Beer Show NB
Ross gets the opportunity to talk to our sister-show in New Brunswick about NB beers, NS beers, and try some ourselves, including the “Melting Mountains” Triple IPA and “The Pilsner” from Tide & Boar Brewing, as well as “The Grind” Coffee Stout from Graystone Brewing.