Beerfest at Bomber Brewing's tasting room in Grandview-Woodland on January 31, 2015.
I've been to Bomber Brewing many times (and drank their bottles even more times), but never quite felt like I had a total sum experience of their offerings until now. I love their kitschy, old school branding and strikingly designed cans of beer.
The Eastside brewery has a vibrant yet unassuming feeling and demeanour echoed in their beverages.
I really like their reliable standards and interesting lineup of beers. The blonde is a very robust, easy drinking brew as is the ESB a solid British extra special bitter.
The Märzen (amber lager) is a smooth tasting, full-bodied, Bavarian style lager with a nice maltiness to it and clean finish.
The Absolute Horizon (Cascadian dark ale) is probably my favourite Bomber brew so far. It's a very satisfying blend full of rich texture and malt flavours. The Old Fat Heater (winter ale) is a strong, seasonal blend with a lot of bite.
I tried the Espressso Helles for the novelty and really enjoyed the strong, striking coffee taste from the German style pale lager.
The Cinder Ale is a nicely smoked altbier designed for the East Van patio. I had Dan's Famous Summer Bitter (obviously, over the summer) and found it was just as advertised, a clean, refreshing summer blonde in honour of the late Dan Small.
The Oktoberfest (München style lager) is a light and festive tasting version of their Märzen, inspired by autumn weather with hints of pumpkin.
Bomber has a great selection of standard and seasonal beers available for every style. Its tasting room is designed as a neat little sidebar full of character and charm.
I really do love that branding and those bottles, cans, and Boston round growlers.
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I've been to Bomber Brewing many times (and drank their bottles even more times), but never quite felt like I had a total sum experience of their offerings until now. I love their kitschy, old school branding and strikingly designed cans of beer.
The Eastside brewery has a vibrant yet unassuming feeling and demeanour echoed in their beverages.
I really like their reliable standards and interesting lineup of beers. The blonde is a very robust, easy drinking brew as is the ESB a solid British extra special bitter.
The Märzen (amber lager) is a smooth tasting, full-bodied, Bavarian style lager with a nice maltiness to it and clean finish.
The Absolute Horizon (Cascadian dark ale) is probably my favourite Bomber brew so far. It's a very satisfying blend full of rich texture and malt flavours. The Old Fat Heater (winter ale) is a strong, seasonal blend with a lot of bite.
I tried the Espressso Helles for the novelty and really enjoyed the strong, striking coffee taste from the German style pale lager.
The Cinder Ale is a nicely smoked altbier designed for the East Van patio. I had Dan's Famous Summer Bitter (obviously, over the summer) and found it was just as advertised, a clean, refreshing summer blonde in honour of the late Dan Small.
The Oktoberfest (München style lager) is a light and festive tasting version of their Märzen, inspired by autumn weather with hints of pumpkin.
Bomber has a great selection of standard and seasonal beers available for every style. Its tasting room is designed as a neat little sidebar full of character and charm.
I really do love that branding and those bottles, cans, and Boston round growlers.
33 Acres / Brassneck / Four Winds / Main Street / Postmark / Powell / Steel & Oak / Strange Fellows
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