On May the Fourth (be with you) I headed over to Jackknife Brewing to review the Marzanna’s Phantom (menace).
Tonight at work I drank a glass of mystery red wine left for me by my boss.
Read on to find out what it tasted like to me!
This is the second well aged Riesling (and third wine overall) that I have sampled from Hainle Vineyards. The first one was a 2009 Riesling that I drank back in February of 2022. Amazingly it was still good! How would this one turn out?
Way back in September of 2017 I reviewed one of my favourite BC beers at the time: Tin Whistle Brewing Company’s Black Widow English Dark Ale. Recently I drank a few cans of it for the first time in many a year and so I decided to give it a revisit on the ol’ review-o-metre.
The 24th of Drodd in the Egg Kingdom is Stout Night at the Black Kribdas Public House in Orvi, Eggward Hills. In our world we follow their lead on the 24th of February.
February 20th was the tenth anniversary of my first blog post so I thought it might be fun to throw a few nerdy stats at’cha while drinking some whisky in honour of that post!
This post is a little bit late… but better late than never! Between January 1st and February 29th get a stamp with purchase of any non alc beer, real beer, cider, or wine at Kettle River Brewing Company. Completed passports of NINE stamps will be entered in a draw to win a $200 gift certificate to KRBC plus other cool prizes. Incomplete passports will be entered in a consolation draw.
In case you haven’t heard, Kettle River Brewing Company has the BEST list of non alc beers in Kelowna. It’s also probably the biggest list, but just in case some other establishment is offering 35 different versions of O’Doul’s, I don’t need to make that claim as well.
Unnaturally Brewed
BROTHERS
Ocean Fresh Beer
Tart Lager
Twin Sails Brewing in collaboration with Blood Brothers Brewing
Let me tell you about a little place that I know called Kettle River Brewing Company. If you are reading this I assume you either know me personally or you found this via Google search–either one is fine with me. Please take the time to read on and let me show you why Kettle River is one of the best places in the Okanagan Valley to go for excellent beer and amazing food!