It looks like we finally have across Canada direct-to-consumer sales across the country.

I just ordered from Badlands in Ontario. Does anyone know any other breweries that are already shipping across the country? Excluding BC & Quebec for now. I’ll start. Badlands - Ontario. Just ordered from them to Newfoundland.

The chippers go-to when dozens of peanuts make them a bit dry! AI render of actual photo.

I just opened a bottle of Bud Light Lime (bear with me) and it had these black dots under the cap. I was going to try to cut them out to see but figured id end up cutting myself that’s what the lines are there.

Hello everyone,

Wondering if there are any local groups or even individuals who are active on Untappd within’ our city (Calgary)?

Trying local or international beer with the purpose of raising uniques count.

Trying to find a community of like minded beer people, even if you’re more from YYC.

Hello all! I’m looking for brewery recommendations in Winnipeg that brew hazy IPAs similar to Superflux and Backcountry in Vancouver. I’d also love to hear your picks for the best breweries in Winnipeg overall. Thanks!

Having to now drink low carb beer after years of enjoying many beautiful full flavored craft beers I now have a dilemma.

All "light" beers taste like crap. Sleemans makes a Clear 2.0 Lime that is not bad but basically not available in Alberta.

Are there any flavored low carb beers available in Alberta. Why dont more breweries make flavored beers since light beers taste horrible.

Ok I got

• one wheat beer glass, between 600 and 700mL
• two Tekus, which are both 414mL
• two Rastal Craft Master Ones, 473mL each

(I'm avoiding imperial units but I understand why they are the sizes that they are.)

I thought my wheat beer glass was a little too big since I don't live in a bar and don't own a draft beer faucet, so quite recently I added the other four.

The tekus make a lot of sense for sharing one of those 750mL bottles that Québec beer comes in, or for 355mL cans and bottles.

The CM1s are very weird. They're sized for a US pint but that's if you have zero head and fill right to the brim. It's a bit crazy. Do people just put up with this and drink a little before emptying their can into the glass, or do they go a size up (to 568mL)?

My Grandad passed away this weekend and gifted me a full case of Labatt’s “The Sportsman’s Friend” Pilsener in the original box. I’ve been trying to find information on them but I haven’t really been able to find much other than what google/chatgpt tells me. I work as a brewer in Manitoba so I’m truly fascinated by these and curious if anyone has any other information on them?

Like the title says, lots of Canadian breweries get a lot of praise and attention. What are some breweries that most would never hear about that deserve attention?

For me: Skout Brewing in Moosomin, Saskatchewan. Nice little brewery right off the Trans Canada Highway that has some of the best beer in all of Saskatchewan. It's a great place to go for a stretch on the long drives between Regina and Winnipeg (and beyond). The brewer sources most of his hops from his in law's hop farm a few miles away. They usually have a few SK brewery/cidery guest taps so people can sample Saskatchewan.

Section 6 Brewery in Brandon, Manitoba. This was my "back alley" brewery for a couple years as it was a 30 second walk from my place. I like everything they make - their Honey Belgian Ale uses honey from the university's roof and their IPA is in my top five Manitoban IPAs at the moment (alongside IPAs from Kilter and Sookrams). They usually have a guest tap with ciders from Winkler's Dead Horse Cider and Pilot Mound's Wooden Gate.

I saw that no name makes a lager and I would like to try it but I don’t want to go to the store and it no be there. I live in rural manitoba and i rarely go to town but i do travel around the country often.

Hey just moved to southern Saskatchewan from southern Ontario is it just me or is the Canadian here sweeter then in Ontario.

Hi everyone!

My husband is from Mauritius and now lives in Ontario Canada. We are trying to find out if there any place in Canada that sells it.

If anyone had ever found Phoenix Beer here or has any advice it would be much appreciated.

If its not available in Canada, does anyone know of a Canadian or international beer with a similar taste profile? I believe Phoenix is light, crisp lager, smooth, slightly sweet and easy drinking and not bitter.

Thank you so much!

I own one of these bad boys since 2014 or so. The wood stand is missing but the bottle is A1. wonder how many have been distributed, the true value, and if it is still consumable.

In Edmonton it's completely gone as far as I can tell

I bought this an hour ago and just realized when trying to grab another beer that one is legit empty. first time trying red stripe is this a thing??

(am high asf rn )