Full Time Beers
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Widowmaker
Our signature IPA is made in the east coast style. This style of IPA is characterized by a light malt profile with a big pulpy body that is there to complement the intense juicy character coming from the hops.
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Trailbreaker
This pale ale will likely come across more like a session IPA than most pale ales in the market. We kept the malt profile light so that the hops could shine.
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Ridgerunner
German pilsner is characteristically dry and hoppy with a nice background bitterness. Ours is a classic example of the style brewed with Pilsner malt and hopped with Saphir and Spalt Select.
Limited Release Beers
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Throw Me A Frickin' Bone Here
People!! We have a plan; it’s called pale ale. As you know we love to use an exorbitant amount of hops. Motueka & Citra are having an affair. So even if you’ve been cryogenically frozen for 30 years here’s something to shake a stick at. We’re the boss, there’s the info.
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Former Greenskeeper!
This callback Pale Ale is in collaboration with Squamish Valley Golf Club. Expect a juicy and refreshing hazy pale with notes of mango and passionfruit with an underlying dank Strawberry.
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Blame Canada
This Mexican Dark Lager was brewed for our 8th anniversary with Structures Brewing out of Bellingham. This is a rich, luscious dark lager that leans more towards the toasty and sweet side than it does the more bitter roasty side.
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Cataclysmic Flood
If you are a cat, dog, secretary bird, capybara or lemur, you might not get to choose who you drift through this crazy world with, but luckily we do get to choose and we found great company in badlands brewing. We used their house yeast and a modified, whirlpool process. We then drowned the beer in freestyle Riwaka, NZ Cascade, and our hand-selected Citra from Coleman Agriculture. This Cross-Canada collab floods the palate and will carry you through any cataclysm.
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Hiphopopotamus Vs.Rhymenoceros
They Call Me The Hiphopopotamus
Brews That Flow Like The Stawamus
Superdelic Poppin Your Esophagus
Rockin This Squam-Tropolis
I’m Not A Large Brewery Dwelling Mammal
Mixing Nelson And Motueka
Into This Preposterous Hypothesis
Did John Tell You That Perchance?
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They’re Digging In The Wrong Place
Citra, Nelson Sauvin, and Sabro: I always knew some day you’d come walking back through my door. Were not just making it up as we go along; we have our top people working on this IPA and ended up with something that belongs in a museum. So, whether you are outrunning a boulder or avoiding grading papers, this beer is bound to have you dreaming of fortune and glory, kid. Fortune and glory.
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Plan B? We Need A Plan C, D, E. We Need More Alphabets
Pineapple basil sour? What could go wrong? As long as the obey the laws of physics, we’ll be fine.
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Stop Laughing Right Meow
All right meow. Hand over that Mexican Lager. Hurry up meow. Do you know how crispy and delicious this beer is? Not so funny meow, is it?
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It Has Everything To Do With Anything
You wanna use my wig guy? It’s the little touches, the little details. It’s what makes a great crispy beer. Czech Lager. Do it. Do it. Now look back mean like a dragon.
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The Floor Is Guava
Guava on da loose, guava on the moose. Soured to perfection and packed with mountains of guava to keep you bouncing off the walls like you’re fresh outta grade school.
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Pop Quiz, Hotshot
Pop quiz, hotshot: you have enough Citra, El Dorado and Idaho 7 to put a hole in the world. What do you do? What do you do.
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Dale Dug A Hole
Dad always said a good hole needs purpose, but I just liked digging. Steve reckons I should plan ahead – fire pit, fish pond, something – but I figure you never know what a hole might turn into. This hazy pale ale is kind of like that – big, unfiltered, full of possibility. Whatever it becomes. Its best enjoyed with family, a shovel and a bit of imagination.
