Your Favorite Canadian Beer?
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From: Rothesay, New Brunswick, Canada
Your Favorite Canadian Beer?
Just wondering what everyone's favorite Canadian beer is? For mainstream beers, I've always been a huge fan of Alexander Keiths IPA....and is probably my favorite Canadian beer (not including micro breweries). Sleeman's No. 20 Anniversary Ale would be a close second. An honorable mention would also go to Kokanee.
As for micro breweries, my choices would be Picaroon's Best Bitter and Pump House's Scotch Ale.
What are your choices?
As for micro breweries, my choices would be Picaroon's Best Bitter and Pump House's Scotch Ale.
What are your choices?
Yaaa right and you don't do mods 
My home brew.
1. Festa Brew Red Ale
2. Festa Brew West Coast India Pale Ale
3. Festa Brew Continental Pilsner
Commercial stuff.....
1. Rickards Red
2. Keiths Red
3. Sleemans honey brown
Several good local micro brewers with some great beer but I haven't bought any in years.
1. Festa Brew Red Ale
2. Festa Brew West Coast India Pale Ale
3. Festa Brew Continental Pilsner
Commercial stuff.....
1. Rickards Red
2. Keiths Red
3. Sleemans honey brown
Several good local micro brewers with some great beer but I haven't bought any in years.
Last edited by RBull; Oct 11, 2009 at 12:57 PM.
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From: Toronto, GTA north
OkOkok....... maybe the odd one, once in a while.
2 standbys....
RR & Sleeman's Honey Brown
Wish we could get Sam's here
2 standbys....
RR & Sleeman's Honey Brown
Wish we could get Sam's here
Dang, spilled my coffee and almost shot it up my nose. U 1 Funny guy Ian, 
I like Rickard's Red and Corona (wo the lime)
If I can't get what I like, I'll enjoy anything. However, the less I like it the quicker I drink it. Can anyone say shotgun?
I like Rickard's Red and Corona (wo the lime)
If I can't get what I like, I'll enjoy anything. However, the less I like it the quicker I drink it. Can anyone say shotgun?
Keith's Red Amber is my number one for sure. This summer I discovered Big Rock Lime, and while I'm not one for 'flavoured' beers, this beer is a crisp, refreshing light lager that goes down great at the end of a hot day. Rickard's Red is my fallback.
Thirsty Beaver.
Can't go wrong with a name like that.
http://www.treebeer.com/page.php?pag...3&parentID=113
In the Okanagan? Try "Back Hand of God" stout from Crannog. Only available on tap though - what a shame.
Can't go wrong with a name like that.
http://www.treebeer.com/page.php?pag...3&parentID=113
In the Okanagan? Try "Back Hand of God" stout from Crannog. Only available on tap though - what a shame.
Thirsty Beaver.
Can't go wrong with a name like that.
http://www.treebeer.com/page.php?pag...3&parentID=113
Can't go wrong with a name like that.
http://www.treebeer.com/page.php?pag...3&parentID=113
Double hops sometimes: http://www.treebeer.com/page.php?pag...5&parentID=113
