Canada Beer Reviews
Stephen Beaumont famously wrote, “Along with back bacon, winter, and hockey, beer practically defines Canada.” European settlers brought beer to Canada in the 17th century. Its most famous breweries include Labatt’s and Molson.
Dieu du Ciel Aphrodite Cocoa & Vanilla Stout
The mighty Aphrodite: a mythical queen of beauty. Tantalizing, fabled, seductive, ill-tempered, vain. It is for her that Canadian brewers Dieu du Ciel named their incredible cocoa and vanilla bean stout, Aphrodite (named Aphrodisiaque in Canada). Here is a stout...
Dieu du Ciel Péché Mortel Imperial Coffee Stout
There is nothing quite like a beer with a really long French name. But wait! you say, Dieu du Ciel is in St. Jérôme! I found this particular beer as I was browsing the aisles, reading the labels of beers that have won different awards. The Péché Mortel, or...
Unibroue Blanche de Chambly
I was eager to try this witbier from Quebec because it is refermented in the bottle. This beer is the first one brewed by the young Canandian brewery, Unibroue, that has only been around since 1992. According to my reading, refermentation is the same process referred...
Steam Whistle Premium Pilsner
Bombardier Q400. 32.8 M length, 28.4 M Wingspan, 667 km/h speed. As you may have guessed these are not the specs of the beer I’m reviewing. They are in fact, some of the specs of the plane I find myself in as currently I am flying somewhere over central Ontario from...