I mentioned a few weeks back that Sherbrooke Liquor Store in Edmonton has found a way to one-up itself with a new 12-part series honouring the various beer gods in world cultures. The first one, Ragutiene – a Lithuanian beer… Continue Reading →
As I flip my calendar over to September and that evening nip in the air reminds me summer is over (although the days are still quite lovely), I find myself contemplating the coming season’s beer happenings. Having been out of… Continue Reading →
I heard a great story the other day. I had some business to attend to at the Sugar Bowl in Edmonton. And while we were talking I noticed that Wild Rose Alberta Crude Oatmeal Stout was on tap. I knew… Continue Reading →
One of the benefits of my recent trip to Calgary was a chance to try Wild Rose’s AF23 Pale Ale, their current tap-only seasonal. I normally miss out on their tap-only offerings as they usually don’t make it up my… Continue Reading →
A night at the symphony just got a whole lot more fun. In Edmonton, anyway. Sherbrooke Liquor has just announced that they will be the beer sponsor for the upcoming Edmonton Symphony Orchestra season, plus any other events organized by… Continue Reading →
Most of you will know by now that a couple months ago, two new beer-focused places opened in Calgary. The bigger deal is the Craft Beer Market boasting over 100 beer on tap, ranging from the light and watery to… Continue Reading →
I have written a fair bit lately on how upbeat I am about the growth in craft beer availability on the Prairies. Most of my celebrations have been reserved for the big cities and the number of places who are… Continue Reading →
You gotta hand it to Sherbrooke Liquor store in Edmonton. They have what is likely the biggest beer selection in Canada. Great. They regularly partner with local breweries to produce beer available exclusively in the store – usually with playful… Continue Reading →
What good is having a blog if you can’t write excessively about things of marginal or no interest to the bulk of the population? Or a beer column in a city weekly paper for that matter? Isn’t “lifestyle journalism” supposed… Continue Reading →
Our friends at Yellowhead Brewing in Edmonton called me yesterday with a bit of news. On Saturday July30 they are launching a weekly restaurant/pub service. Every Saturday from 11 to 5 they will open their impressive special events room to… Continue Reading →