Beer

SMaSH is an acronym for single malt and single hop. This beer has a moderate malt background with a lingering bitterness providing a great canvas for the Ekuanot hop. Look for citrus, pine, and tropical fruit flavours and aromatics.

SMaSH is an acronym for single malt and single hop. This Hazy Yellow IPA has a light body and presents aromas and tastes of lemon, citrus, pepper and green tea (stemming from its lemondrop hop. This beer is surprisingly crushable but strong. A great picnic area beer.

SMaSH is an acronym for single malt and single hop. While this Double IPA has a high alcohol content, the Citra hop provides a great balance to its flavour. Notes of citrus, lychee, apricot and melon are present in this beer.

SMaSH is an acronym for single malt and single hop. A strong IPA that relies on the Galaxy hop (native of Australia) to balance its flavour. Distinct passionfruit and citrus notes can be found in this beer

A light yellow hazy colour with a strong aroma and flavour of mango, capped off with a noticeably bitter finish. The name stems from Northeast Style IPAs known for their fruity, citrusy flavours and a hazy appearance. With the addition of lactose sugar, the name “Milkshake” was born.

Brewed in the style of a traditional English Mild, this beer has a rich mahogany colour with dark malts contributing a light biscuit flavour along with a touch of caramel. Nicely balanced with a low hop bitterness and mild hop aroma with a hint of citrus.

This Brown Ale is smooth and easy drinking, dark brown in colour with a reddish hue. It combines hints of nuts, caramel and chocolate for a flavourful but light beer option.

Our malt forward and mildly hopped Scottish style session ale with hints of caramel and roasted malt finish.

This imperial stout is opaque black & full-bodied with flavours of sweet coffee and dark chocolate and finished with a blend of sweet, dark & red sour cherries to create a luscious seasonal favourite.

Saison yeast and rye along with sweet orange peel give this beer hints of citrus. The spice used is grains of paradise which also provides a pungent peppery flavour. Overall, this beer has a spicy, citrusy taste with a slightly dry finish.