Well, new year, right? I needed a big beer for the first New Brew Tuesday. Luckily, I took one such bottle to the cottage for New Year’s, and remembered to photograph it and make notes and everything. I’m nothing if not professional. I am so glad to kick off 2013 beer reviews with a big […]
Posts Tagged:cameron’s brewing company
Deviator Doppelbock Bourbon Barrel Aged — Cameron’s Brewing Co.
So, if you know me, you know I love it when breweries try new stuff. And if you know about the craftbeer “scene”, you know oak-aging beers is kind of a big deal. Amsterdam has a mountain of oak casks with a variety of their beers in them. I’ve heard more than a few brewers […]
American Whiskey Barrel, Oak Aged Series – Cameron’s Brewing Company
If you hadn’t heard yet, oak-ageing beers is kind of a big deal. If you don’t believe me, you should see the wall of barrels Amsterdam Brewing now has in the brewery. So it’s always awesome to see a brewer give oaked beers a try. It’s a risky proposition; a full barrel is 117 litres, […]
Deviator Doppelbock – Cameron’s Brewing Co.
Here’s to my first Christmas beer review of the year! Indeed, as the day grow short and the weather is grey and damp and cold (and hopefully turns to snow!), people start reaching for higher alcohol brews, often Imperial Stouts, Doppelbocks, spiced ales, Belgian-style ales, and barleywines. So when Cameron’s dropped me a few of […]
Interview with Bill Coleman – Cameron’s Brewing Company
Things seem to be in a constant state of change in the brewing scene here in Ontario. More and more breweries are trying new and exciting brews, they’re growing, not just in portfolio, but in physical size too. New faces are turning up, as demand increases. All this is excellent for beer drinkers here, who […]
