Tag: Nova Scotia
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Feb 5 – It’s still a session if I’m alone, right?
Ian is still busy with his play, but Ross has found some Session IPAs to drink, and even though he invited others to join the session, ’tis a session of one. Trying the “Glory Days” from Candid Brewing Co, the “Session IPA” from Lazy Bear Brewing, and the “New Ross S.M.A.S.H.” from Hill Top Hops’…
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Jan 29 – Sweet Dessert Dark Beers
Ian and Ross see “dessert” and “s’mores” on a can and go right for it, even though one is a porter and one is a stout, but with this much sweetness, who can tell. The “Peanut Butter Cup” Dessert Stout from Propeller Brewing, and the “Campfire S’mories” Porter from Paddy’s Brewing.
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Jan 22 – 3 Brown Ales between Performances
Ian is available, and not stuck in rehearsals, so we’re clawing our way back to favourite styles just to tide ourselves over and we go with a few Brown Ales. Specifically the “Timber” Brown Ale from Sober Island, the “Honey Brown” from Meander River Farm & Brewery, and the “Honey Brown” from Lazy Bear Brewing.
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Jan 15 – Sour Ales with the Wife
With Ian being involved in a play, we look for different styles to try, and my wife extolls the virtues of Sour Beer. So she and I try the new Cranberry Sour from the newly rebranded Bay of Fundy Brewing, as well as the Mango Sour IPA from Tusket Falls. Not exactly a sour, but…
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Jan 8 – An Exploration of Wheat
Ross goes solo, trying some wheat beers, while Ian rehearses for an upcoming show. So there’s the Vineyard Ale, a collaboration with Domaine De Grand Pre winery and Garrison Brewing, also the Orange American Wheat Beer from Great Roads, and the Fool Moon Wheat Beer from North Brewing.
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Dec 11 – IPA night with Keir, David, and Ananda
Ross is joined by David, Keir, and Ananda to drink some of the IPAs in the NSLC that we’ve yet to rate. With some difficulty in availability, we manage to discuss the Kilted IPA from New Scotland Brewing Co, and the First Cut IPA from Lunn’s Mill.
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Dec 4 – “Pale Ale” is so nondescript
Ian and Ross get through some “Pale Ales” they’ve been putting off, since it doesn’t sound very descriptive, but they manage to be pleasantly surprised. Comparing the “Hants Co Proud” from Hill Top Hops, the “Storm Surge” from Saltbox Brewing Co, and the “M*A*S*H Valley Pale Ale” from Annapolis Brewing Co.