Sweet and mellow blonde, like drinking liquid cornbread, maybe. I’m a sucker for this kind of beer.

malty

look after a hard days climbing i'd drink pbr and call it fine. this was considerably better. that said, disappointingly, they no longer serve the lobster mac n cheese. booooooo

Hopworks Urban Brewery 5.1 by volume, 32 IBU

A fine lager. Nice way to close out the weekend in Squamish. Went well with the Truffle Lobster Mac & Cheese - far far and away the best item on their menu.

I found this more scotch ale-like than their scotch ale, go figure. This was the best beer I had there all weekend. Well balanced, and refreshing.

This was really just not that good. Even as the first beer I had after climbing ten pitches that day. Dude, I mean, even PBR was more refreshing after a long climbing day. Seriously, if you can't satisfy me after climbing, you gotta be baaaad.

A little light for my tastes when it comes to stout, almost a bit too sweet and smooth.

They say it has six varieties of malt and five varieties of hops and a bunch of other things and when it all comes together in your mouth... well, it is definitely a bit of a jumble. But a pretty tasty jumble. Tasty and thick jumble.

This was the least scotch ale-like scotch ale I've ever had. In a not so good way...

I liked this at first, although I thought the licorice, which blends well into the hoppy bitter finish, was a bit strong. Over time, though, it got more and more bitter and by the end I was wishing I had never started it.

Chocolatey notes to a nice smooth refreshing lager at the end of a long climbing day.