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Austria	Stiegl Bavarian Lager
	is still naturally brewed in strict accordance of the Bavarian Purity Law of 1516 which states nothing more is used for beer than barley malt, hops and water alone. Stiegl is made with 100% barley malt, Styrian < Czech Saaz hops and spring water from the Alps. No additives, no preservatives and not even pasteurized.
	http://www.stiegl.at/en/stieglat/

Belgium	Hoegaarden
	The brewing process includes citrus peel, coriander and spices, water, wheat and yeast. It is unfiltered so its body is soft, cloudy, and pale gold in colour, with a frothy head. Hoegaarden is totally different - by nature. First brewed in 1445, it is different from virtually any other beer or beverage experience in the world - different in the kind of beverage that it is, and in the naturally refreshing taste experience. Hoegaarden is the authentic Belgian wheat or white beer. It has a unique and extremely complex brewing process whereby the brand is first top fermented and then is refermented ending up in a unique cloudy-white appearance. The brand’s unique appearance is mirrored by its one-of-a-kind taste -sweet and sour beer with a little bitterness, slightly spicy, with a strong touch of coriander and a hint of orange; perfect for warm summer days. Refreshing, a little quirky, and decidedly different - naturally
	http://www.hoegaarden.com

Belgium

Hoegaarden

The brewing process includes citrus peel, coriander and spices, water, wheat and yeast. It is unfiltered so its body is soft, cloudy, and pale gold in colour, with a frothy head. Hoegaarden is totally different - by nature. First brewed in 1445, it is different from virtually any other beer or beverage experience in the world - different in the kind of beverage that it is, and in the naturally refreshing taste experience. Hoegaarden is the authentic Belgian wheat or white beer. It has a unique and extremely complex brewing process whereby the brand is first top fermented and then is refermented ending up in a unique cloudy-white appearance. The brand’s unique appearance is mirrored by its one-of-a-kind taste -sweet and sour beer with a little bitterness, slightly spicy, with a strong touch of coriander and a hint of orange; perfect for warm summer days. Refreshing, a little quirky, and decidedly different - naturally

http://www.hoegaarden.com

Belgium	Leffe Blond
	is the flagship of Leffe. The unique recipe is the fruit of centuries of experience in the art of brewing, which brings a broad palette of aromas into balance. It is elegant, smooth and fruity, and it has a spicy after taste with a hint of bitter orange. Its light, sunny colour is due to the use of pale malt. Leffe Blond contains 6.6% alcohol and fits excellently with a wide variety of dishes. It is best at a temperature of 5 to 6 degrees c. A thirst-quenching aperitif, for those relaxing moments with friends and family.
	http://www.leffe.com/en/beer/leffe-blond

Belgium

Leffe Blond

is the flagship of Leffe. The unique recipe is the fruit of centuries of experience in the art of brewing, which brings a broad palette of aromas into balance. It is elegant, smooth and fruity, and it has a spicy after taste with a hint of bitter orange. Its light, sunny colour is due to the use of pale malt. Leffe Blond contains 6.6% alcohol and fits excellently with a wide variety of dishes. It is best at a temperature of 5 to 6 degrees c. A thirst-quenching aperitif, for those relaxing moments with friends and family.

http://www.leffe.com/en/beer/leffe-blond

Belgium	Stella Artois Lager
	is a 5% ABV pale lager originating from Leuven, Belgium, predominantly brewed in the UK. It is named Stella after the Latin word for ‘Star’ and Artois for a traditional area of France that was once part of the Low Countries. Stella Artois is renowned as a quality lager brewed for an average of 6-11 days longer than most other lagers using the finest quality of hops and barley including Bohemian Saas hops. It is these Saas hops that give Stella its distinctive full flavour. The perfect pint of Stella Artois should be served at 6 - 8 degrees celcius to ensure the full flavour of the lager.
	http://www.stellaartois.com/

Belgium

Stella Artois Lager

is a 5% ABV pale lager originating from Leuven, Belgium, predominantly brewed in the UK. It is named Stella after the Latin word for ‘Star’ and Artois for a traditional area of France that was once part of the Low Countries. Stella Artois is renowned as a quality lager brewed for an average of 6-11 days longer than most other lagers using the finest quality of hops and barley including Bohemian Saas hops. It is these Saas hops that give Stella its distinctive full flavour. The perfect pint of Stella Artois should be served at 6 - 8 degrees celcius to ensure the full flavour of the lager.

http://www.stellaartois.com/

Canada-AB	Big Rock Grasshopper Wheat Ale
	This wheat ale uses the season’s best Alberta wheat and barley, which is gently malted. A light touch of pops gives the brew a crisp finish, balancing its soft sweetness and texture. It has a surprising hint of apple, vanilla and cinnamon. It pours gloriously, like crystal amber with a snow-white head. The key ingredients are three types of pale and wheat malts. It is light on the palate, yet packed with flavour and aroma, European hop aroma with fruity or citrus notes. Grasshopper Wheat Ale is 5% ABV. The name grasshopper came from a prairie grasshopper that met its demise on the windshield of Ed who came up with the original idea for this wheat ale during the ride. Ed named the Wheat Ale in honour of that little critter.
	http://www.bigrockbeer.com/

Canada-AB

Big Rock Grasshopper Wheat Ale

This wheat ale uses the season’s best Alberta wheat and barley, which is gently malted. A light touch of pops gives the brew a crisp finish, balancing its soft sweetness and texture. It has a surprising hint of apple, vanilla and cinnamon. It pours gloriously, like crystal amber with a snow-white head. The key ingredients are three types of pale and wheat malts. It is light on the palate, yet packed with flavour and aroma, European hop aroma with fruity or citrus notes. Grasshopper Wheat Ale is 5% ABV. The name grasshopper came from a prairie grasshopper that met its demise on the windshield of Ed who came up with the original idea for this wheat ale during the ride. Ed named the Wheat Ale in honour of that little critter.

http://www.bigrockbeer.com/

Canada-QC	Blanche de Chambly
	is the first refermented white ale brewed according to Belgian tradition in North America. Its style is Belgian white ale (witbier) with a pale golden colour, and cloudy appearance. The bubbles are similar to Champagne, fine and abundant, with a slow effervescence. It has a subtle bouquet of spice, citrus notes, aromas of yeast breads, coriander, and clover. The flavour is wheat and subtle spices blanketed in citrus flavours reminiscent of orange and lemon. It has medium body, and medium, short finish aftertaste. It is best served 4-6 degrees Celsius.
	http://www.unibroue.com/en/beers/blanche_de_chambly/product

Canada-QC

Blanche de Chambly

is the first refermented white ale brewed according to Belgian tradition in North America. Its style is Belgian white ale (witbier) with a pale golden colour, and cloudy appearance. The bubbles are similar to Champagne, fine and abundant, with a slow effervescence. It has a subtle bouquet of spice, citrus notes, aromas of yeast breads, coriander, and clover. The flavour is wheat and subtle spices blanketed in citrus flavours reminiscent of orange and lemon. It has medium body, and medium, short finish aftertaste. It is best served 4-6 degrees Celsius.

http://www.unibroue.com/en/beers/blanche_de_chambly/product

Canada-BC	Okanagan Spring Pale Ale
	Okanagan Spring Pale Ale was first brewed in British Columbia, Canada in 1989 where it continues its history of being BC’s most popular craft ale. Only the best of ingredients and longer brewing times are used in the making of this pale ale. Okanagan Spring Pale Ale is clear and copper coloured. The taste is fruity on the palate and hearty in hops with a nice, round finish. The best serving temperature is between 8-10 degrees Celsius.
	http://www.okspring.com/

Canada-BC

Okanagan Spring Pale Ale

Okanagan Spring Pale Ale was first brewed in British Columbia, Canada in 1989 where it continues its history of being BC’s most popular craft ale. Only the best of ingredients and longer brewing times are used in the making of this pale ale. Okanagan Spring Pale Ale is clear and copper coloured. The taste is fruity on the palate and hearty in hops with a nice, round finish. The best serving temperature is between 8-10 degrees Celsius.

http://www.okspring.com/

Canada-QC	St-Ambroise Apricot Wheat
	Apricot Wheat Ale blends various barley malts with malted and natural apricot essence to create an original-tasting beer with a clean, fruit nose. 5% alc.
	http://mcauslan.com/en/produits/bieres-regulieres/st-ambroise-labricot-de-ble/

Canada-QC	St-Ambroise Cream Ale
	Nitrogen is what distinguishes St-Ambroise Cream Ale from the crowd. Draft beer is usually pressurized with carbon dioxide. The addition of nitrogen to the mixture helps create a thicker, longer-lasting head. The nitrogen also helps smooth away some of the characteristic carbon dioxide bite often associated with North American drafts. St-Ambroise Cream Ale has a beautiful long-lasting head and a full-bodied silky texture that make it a unique taste experience. 5% abv.
	http://mcauslan.com/en/produits/bieres-regulieres/cream-ale/

Canada-QC

St-Ambroise Cream Ale

Nitrogen is what distinguishes St-Ambroise Cream Ale from the crowd. Draft beer is usually pressurized with carbon dioxide. The addition of nitrogen to the mixture helps create a thicker, longer-lasting head. The nitrogen also helps smooth away some of the characteristic carbon dioxide bite often associated with North American drafts. St-Ambroise Cream Ale has a beautiful long-lasting head and a full-bodied silky texture that make it a unique taste experience. 5% abv.

http://mcauslan.com/en/produits/bieres-regulieres/cream-ale/

Canada-QC	St-Ambroise Oatmeal Stout
	At the World Beer Championship in 1994, St-Ambroise Oatmeal Stout received the second highest rating of the over 200 beers in the competition and it won one of the only nine platinum medals awarded. Brewed from 40 percent dark malts and roasted barley, this intensely black ale carries strong hints of espresso and chocolate. Oatmeal contributes body and a long-lasting mocha-coloured head to this well-hopped beer. 5%alc.
	http://mcauslan.com/en/produits/bieres-regulieres/st-ambroise-noire-lavoine/

Canada-QC

St-Ambroise Oatmeal Stout

At the World Beer Championship in 1994, St-Ambroise Oatmeal Stout received the second highest rating of the over 200 beers in the competition and it won one of the only nine platinum medals awarded. Brewed from 40 percent dark malts and roasted barley, this intensely black ale carries strong hints of espresso and chocolate. Oatmeal contributes body and a long-lasting mocha-coloured head to this well-hopped beer. 5%alc.

http://mcauslan.com/en/produits/bieres-regulieres/st-ambroise-noire-lavoine/

Canada-QC	St-Ambroise Pale Ale
	St-Ambroise Pale Ale is the brewery’s flagship beer. Introduced in February 1980, it is hoppy, amber, full-flavoured ale. In the Simon and Schuster Pocket Guide to Beer, beer critic Michael Jackson gave it three stars and described it as: “An outstanding ale…amber-red, clean and appetizing, with a very good hop character, from its bouquet to its long finish. Hoppy, fruity, and tasty all the way through..” 5% alc.
	http://mcauslan.com/en/produits/bieres-regulieres/st-ambroise-blonde/

Canada-QC

St-Ambroise Pale Ale

St-Ambroise Pale Ale is the brewery’s flagship beer. Introduced in February 1980, it is hoppy, amber, full-flavoured ale. In the Simon and Schuster Pocket Guide to Beer, beer critic Michael Jackson gave it three stars and described it as: “An outstanding ale…amber-red, clean and appetizing, with a very good hop character, from its bouquet to its long finish. Hoppy, fruity, and tasty all the way through..” 5% alc.

http://mcauslan.com/en/produits/bieres-regulieres/st-ambroise-blonde/

England	Bass Pale Ale
	the most famous English ale in the world, and has been brewed in Burton, England since 1777. It is a full-flavoured ale that is still brewed to an original recipe, using only the finest ingredients and the experience of generations. It is brewed with two strains of yeast to produce a complex, nutty, malty taste with subtle hop undertones, and which has widespread appeal to repertoire drinkers and beer lovers around the world. The brand has had an incredible pedigree for centuries. It has been painted by Manet, fought over by Napoleon, and served on the Titanic. Through history, it has inspired greatness. It challenges consumers today to reach for more, the reach for greatness with Bass.
	http://www.bass.com/

England

Bass Pale Ale

the most famous English ale in the world, and has been brewed in Burton, England since 1777. It is a full-flavoured ale that is still brewed to an original recipe, using only the finest ingredients and the experience of generations. It is brewed with two strains of yeast to produce a complex, nutty, malty taste with subtle hop undertones, and which has widespread appeal to repertoire drinkers and beer lovers around the world. The brand has had an incredible pedigree for centuries. It has been painted by Manet, fought over by Napoleon, and served on the Titanic. Through history, it has inspired greatness. It challenges consumers today to reach for more, the reach for greatness with Bass.

http://www.bass.com/

Holland	Heineken
	A Dutch beer brewed since 1863, Heineken was the first imported beer to reach America in the 1880’s and following the repeal of prohibition in 1933. Craftsmanship and a unique recipe put Heineken pilsner on the map, and consistent high quality has now made it the world’s most international premium beer, well-loved in more than 170 countries. Heineken was created by a group of dedicated people pursuing the highest quality and craftsmanship in brewing. The Heineken the world drinks today is still brewed using the original, unrivalled recipe invented three generations ago by the Heineken family. Its mildly bitter taste, fresh, fruity aroma, bright colour and exceptional clarity are obtained using only the purest water, hops and barley malt. 5% abv. Imported from Holland, Heineken is a full-bodied premium lager that has remained true to its original family recipe since 1886. Heineken is brewed from the finest of natural ingredients: pure water, 100% malted barley, choice hops and the proprietary A-yeast strain that creates its unparalleled and characteristic taste. Heineken is sold in Canada by Molson and is one of the country's leading European lagers.
	http://www.heineken.com/AgeGateway.aspx

Holland

Heineken

A Dutch beer brewed since 1863, Heineken was the first imported beer to reach America in the 1880’s and following the repeal of prohibition in 1933. Craftsmanship and a unique recipe put Heineken pilsner on the map, and consistent high quality has now made it the world’s most international premium beer, well-loved in more than 170 countries. Heineken was created by a group of dedicated people pursuing the highest quality and craftsmanship in brewing. The Heineken the world drinks today is still brewed using the original, unrivalled recipe invented three generations ago by the Heineken family. Its mildly bitter taste, fresh, fruity aroma, bright colour and exceptional clarity are obtained using only the purest water, hops and barley malt. 5% abv. Imported from Holland, Heineken is a full-bodied premium lager that has remained true to its original family recipe since 1886. Heineken is brewed from the finest of natural ingredients: pure water, 100% malted barley, choice hops and the proprietary A-yeast strain that creates its unparalleled and characteristic taste. Heineken is sold in Canada by Molson and is one of the country's leading European lagers.

http://www.heineken.com/AgeGateway.aspx

Ireland	Guinness Stout
	Swirling clouds tumble as the storm begins to calm. Settle. Breathe in the moment, then break through the smooth, light head to the bittersweet reward. Unmistakeably GUINNESS, from the first velvet sip to the last, lingering drop. And every deep-dark satisfying mouthful in between. Pure beauty. Pure GUINNESS. There’s a little bit of magic in every expertly crafted drop of GUINNESS. There are six distinct features that make our beer stand out from all the others. There’s our roasted barley, the extra hops we use, our special yeast, our maturation process, the famous creamy head and lastly the supremely skilful craft of our brewers. Arthur Guinness started the St James’s Gate brewery in Dublin back in 1759. Today at our St. James Gate Brewery, there are nine key steps in our brewing process to achieve the enjoyment of our GUINNESS beer. Malted barley, finest female hops, purified water, and GUINNESS’ own yeast.
	http://www.guinness.com/en-gb/

Ireland

Guinness Stout

Swirling clouds tumble as the storm begins to calm. Settle. Breathe in the moment, then break through the smooth, light head to the bittersweet reward. Unmistakeably GUINNESS, from the first velvet sip to the last, lingering drop. And every deep-dark satisfying mouthful in between. Pure beauty. Pure GUINNESS. There’s a little bit of magic in every expertly crafted drop of GUINNESS. There are six distinct features that make our beer stand out from all the others. There’s our roasted barley, the extra hops we use, our special yeast, our maturation process, the famous creamy head and lastly the supremely skilful craft of our brewers. Arthur Guinness started the St James’s Gate brewery in Dublin back in 1759. Today at our St. James Gate Brewery, there are nine key steps in our brewing process to achieve the enjoyment of our GUINNESS beer. Malted barley, finest female hops, purified water, and GUINNESS’ own yeast.

http://www.guinness.com/en-gb/

Ireland	Harp Lager
	Lighter and cleaner tasting then ales. A medium-bodied lager. Lager ferments slow and cold, producing crystal clear, bubbly beverage that tickles your tongue.
	http://www.diageo.com/en-row/ourbrands/categories/Pages/Beers.aspx#harp

Ireland	Murphy's Irish Stout
	Murphy’s Irish Stout is naturally brewed using only 100% natural ingredients, pure pale malt, chocolate malt, roasted barley, hops, and Murphy’s own yeast, and purified water. The pale and chocolate malts and roasted barley are crushed and then mixed with hot water in a large vat called a mash tun. The mixture is stirred and the starch converted to sugars. The used grains are separated and the liquid-sweet wort- is converted to a copper tun, a boiling vessel. The wort is boiled and hops are added to balance the brew’s distinctive taste and aroma. The hop residues are separated from the brew in a whirlpool. The hopped wort is cooled and pumped to the fermentation tanks where Murphy’s very own unique yeast is added and the process of fermentation begins. This converts the sugar to alcohol and CO2. The stout is then allowed to mature and mellow. Once mature (up to 10 days), any yeast residue is removed. The stout is then clarified and the CO2 and nitrogen levels are adjusted. The final product is racked and filled into kegs and cans only after the last of the 50 quality checks take place.
	http://www.murphys.com/index.php

Ireland

Murphy's Irish Stout

Murphy’s Irish Stout is naturally brewed using only 100% natural ingredients, pure pale malt, chocolate malt, roasted barley, hops, and Murphy’s own yeast, and purified water. The pale and chocolate malts and roasted barley are crushed and then mixed with hot water in a large vat called a mash tun. The mixture is stirred and the starch converted to sugars. The used grains are separated and the liquid-sweet wort- is converted to a copper tun, a boiling vessel. The wort is boiled and hops are added to balance the brew’s distinctive taste and aroma. The hop residues are separated from the brew in a whirlpool. The hopped wort is cooled and pumped to the fermentation tanks where Murphy’s very own unique yeast is added and the process of fermentation begins. This converts the sugar to alcohol and CO2. The stout is then allowed to mature and mellow. Once mature (up to 10 days), any yeast residue is removed. The stout is then clarified and the CO2 and nitrogen levels are adjusted. The final product is racked and filled into kegs and cans only after the last of the 50 quality checks take place.

http://www.murphys.com/index.php

Ireland	Kilkenny Ale
	Kilkenny, also referred to as ’The Cream of Irish Beer’ is an exceptional ale of super-premium category beer brewed by Guinness breweries. It is mildly bitter and is known as the "young brother" of Guinness, due to the ancient recipe. Its full bodied flavour and clean refreshing taste combine with the nitrogenised creaminess to produce for you an indulgent experience. What sets Kilkenny apart from other beers is that it’s nitrogenised, whereas other beers are commonly carbonated. This nitrogenising ensures Kilkenny Beer’s distinctive features - the velvety smooth, creamy head and the rich ruby red colour. These features come about while being brewed from 100% Irish malt which are mildly baked in the brewing process.
	http://www.diageo.com/en-row/ourbrands/categories/Pages/Beers.aspx#kilkenny

Ireland

Kilkenny Ale

Kilkenny, also referred to as ’The Cream of Irish Beer’ is an exceptional ale of super-premium category beer brewed by Guinness breweries. It is mildly bitter and is known as the "young brother" of Guinness, due to the ancient recipe. Its full bodied flavour and clean refreshing taste combine with the nitrogenised creaminess to produce for you an indulgent experience. What sets Kilkenny apart from other beers is that it’s nitrogenised, whereas other beers are commonly carbonated. This nitrogenising ensures Kilkenny Beer’s distinctive features - the velvety smooth, creamy head and the rich ruby red colour. These features come about while being brewed from 100% Irish malt which are mildly baked in the brewing process.

http://www.diageo.com/en-row/ourbrands/categories/Pages/Beers.aspx#kilkenny

Ireland	Smithwick's
	is Ireland’s favourite ale, from a tradition of ale brewing founded in 1710. The aroma is clean and delicate with different individual notes. Fruit from the top fermentation by the Smithwick’s yeast, come aromatic “esters”, creating a fruity aroma. Floral: The aroma hops - added late in the boil, contribute clean, fresh floral notes. Malty: Ale Malt, contributes aroma hints of biscuit and caramel. The appearance of Smithwick’s is a clear beer with a rich ruby and creamy head. The taste is refreshing and clean, with a gentle balance of bitterness from the hops added early in the boil, sweet malty notes from the ale malt, and a hint of roast coffee from the roasted barley.
	http://www.diageo.com/en-row/ourbrands/categories/Pages/Beers.aspx#smithwick

Ireland

Smithwick's

is Ireland’s favourite ale, from a tradition of ale brewing founded in 1710. The aroma is clean and delicate with different individual notes. Fruit from the top fermentation by the Smithwick’s yeast, come aromatic “esters”, creating a fruity aroma. Floral: The aroma hops - added late in the boil, contribute clean, fresh floral notes. Malty: Ale Malt, contributes aroma hints of biscuit and caramel. The appearance of Smithwick’s is a clear beer with a rich ruby and creamy head. The taste is refreshing and clean, with a gentle balance of bitterness from the hops added early in the boil, sweet malty notes from the ale malt, and a hint of roast coffee from the roasted barley.

http://www.diageo.com/en-row/ourbrands/categories/Pages/Beers.aspx#smithwick

Japan	Sapporo Premium Beer
	is a Japanese rice lager wherein the beer’s grit bill is art by using large portions of rice. Pale yellow in color, soft hop nose and expect a rounded firm malty character, moderate bitterness and a trademark dry finish.
	http://www.sapporobeer.ca/

Scotland	Caledonian 80
	If you’re an 80/- kind of guy, you’re guaranteed to be more than partial to this one. A russet brown coloured beer with a malty, fruity aroma. Smooth and creamy, very easily drinkable. Good balancing dryness with clover spiciness in a softly hoppy finish. Malts are Golden Promise, Amber, Black, Crystal and Wheat. Hops are Fuggles, Golding, WGV. 4.1% alcohol by volume.
	http://www.caledonian-brewery.co.uk/80_home.html

UK	Boddingtons
	is a refreshing, smooth and sensational beer. It is renowned for its golden colour, full-bodied flavour and malty, morish taste with smooth, tight creamy head. Brewed in Manchester since 1778, Boddingtons has an ABV content of 4.7%.
	http://www.inbev.co.uk/Boddingtons.htm

UK	Strongbow
	is a crisp, premium imported cider from the U.K. which delivers maximum refreshment in an authentic, traditional English recipe. At the heart of every successful brand is a clear message. Strongbow is built on the promise of maximum refreshment of body and mind-through this all the characteristics of the brand are connected. With its clean refreshing taste and striking livery, Strongbow appeals to import beer drinkers everywhere. It delivers a full bodied, refreshing taste. Strongbow is named after the Norman knight, Richard de Clare, later Earl of Pembroke, who was nicknamed 'Strongbow' by his troops for his feats of strength and prowess with the longbow. The 'thudding arrow' has been a feature of the brand's television advertising since the 1960's.
	http://strongbow.com/Gateway.aspx?url=/

Strongbow

is a crisp, premium imported cider from the U.K. which delivers maximum refreshment in an authentic, traditional English recipe. At the heart of every successful brand is a clear message. Strongbow is built on the promise of maximum refreshment of body and mind-through this all the characteristics of the brand are connected. With its clean refreshing taste and striking livery, Strongbow appeals to import beer drinkers everywhere. It delivers a full bodied, refreshing taste. Strongbow is named after the Norman knight, Richard de Clare, later Earl of Pembroke, who was nicknamed 'Strongbow' by his troops for his feats of strength and prowess with the longbow. The 'thudding arrow' has been a feature of the brand's television advertising since the 1960's.

http://strongbow.com/Gateway.aspx?url=/

UK	Tetley's Original
	Tetley's Original bitter ale is the No. 2 ale in the UK ale sector with an ABV of 3.8%. It has been brewed in Leeds since 1822 and to this day still uses traditional brewing methods, such as dry hopping of cask ales and Yorkshire Square fermenting vessels. Tetley's Original is a traditional style ale with a full-bodied hoppy flavour and a refreshing crispness on the palate. Tetley’s Original has been available since 1822.
	http://www.carlsberggroup.com/brands/Pages/TetleysOriginal.aspx

Tetley's Original

Tetley's Original bitter ale is the No. 2 ale in the UK ale sector with an ABV of 3.8%. It has been brewed in Leeds since 1822 and to this day still uses traditional brewing methods, such as dry hopping of cask ales and Yorkshire Square fermenting vessels. Tetley's Original is a traditional style ale with a full-bodied hoppy flavour and a refreshing crispness on the palate. Tetley’s Original has been available since 1822.

http://www.carlsberggroup.com/brands/Pages/TetleysOriginal.aspx

USA	Budweiser
	Naturally brewed using only the finest ingredients without any artificial ingredients or preservatives. Budweiser uses an exclusive Beechwood Aging which produces a taste, a smoothness and a drinkability you will find in no other beer. The taste is light, crisp and refreshing lager.
	http://www.budweiser.ca

USA	Miller Genuine Draft
	is brewed to exacting standards to create its fresh from the tap taste. Its smooth, refreshing flavour is a result of rigorous selection of only the finest ingredients and a unique brewing and filtration process. After brewing, the beer is immediately cooked to around 35 degree Fahrenheit. Then, Miller Genuine Draft is filtered four times. During the final filtration, the ice-cold beer is run through ceramic filters to remove any remaining impurities. The result? A beer like no other, boasting fruity, hoppy undertones and a clean finish. After one sip, you’ll understand why Miller worked so hard to create Miller Genuine Draft’s fresh from the tap taste.
	http://www.mgd.com/

USA

Miller Genuine Draft

is brewed to exacting standards to create its fresh from the tap taste. Its smooth, refreshing flavour is a result of rigorous selection of only the finest ingredients and a unique brewing and filtration process. After brewing, the beer is immediately cooked to around 35 degree Fahrenheit. Then, Miller Genuine Draft is filtered four times. During the final filtration, the ice-cold beer is run through ceramic filters to remove any remaining impurities. The result? A beer like no other, boasting fruity, hoppy undertones and a clean finish. After one sip, you’ll understand why Miller worked so hard to create Miller Genuine Draft’s fresh from the tap taste.

http://www.mgd.com/

USA	Samuel Adams Boston Lager
	Complex and balanced with a beautiful hop aroma. Samuel Adams Boston Lager® is an excellent example of the fundamentals of a great beer, offering a full, rich flavour that is both balanced and complex. That unique flavour is the result of a perfect combination of our signature hand selected ingredients and a traditional four vessel brewing process. Samuel Adams Boston Lager uses only the finest ingredients including two-row malted barley and Bavarian Noble hops. The sole use of two-row barley not only imparts a full, smooth body but also gives the beer a wide spectrum of malt flavour ranging from slightly sweet to roasted. We also take great pride in the Noble hops we use. They’re hand selected by Jim Koch and our brewers from the world’s oldest hop growing areas. Although they are among the most expensive hops, their unmistakable aroma and taste is essential to Samuel Adams Boston Lager. The Noble hop varieties of Hallertau Mittelfrueh and Tettnang Tettnanger add a wide range of floral, piney and citrus notes, which are present from the aroma, through the taste, and all the way to the lingering smooth finish.
	http://www.samueladams.com/age-gate.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2findex.aspx

USA

Samuel Adams Boston Lager

Complex and balanced with a beautiful hop aroma. Samuel Adams Boston Lager® is an excellent example of the fundamentals of a great beer, offering a full, rich flavour that is both balanced and complex. That unique flavour is the result of a perfect combination of our signature hand selected ingredients and a traditional four vessel brewing process. Samuel Adams Boston Lager uses only the finest ingredients including two-row malted barley and Bavarian Noble hops. The sole use of two-row barley not only imparts a full, smooth body but also gives the beer a wide spectrum of malt flavour ranging from slightly sweet to roasted. We also take great pride in the Noble hops we use. They’re hand selected by Jim Koch and our brewers from the world’s oldest hop growing areas. Although they are among the most expensive hops, their unmistakable aroma and taste is essential to Samuel Adams Boston Lager. The Noble hop varieties of Hallertau Mittelfrueh and Tettnang Tettnanger add a wide range of floral, piney and citrus notes, which are present from the aroma, through the taste, and all the way to the lingering smooth finish.

http://www.samueladams.com/age-gate.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2findex.aspx

Maritimes	Clancy's Amber Ale
	Clancy’s is a smooth, full-bodied amber ale made with two types of malt, hops, corn and true top fermenting ale yeast, to create a medium bodied English style beer. Clancy’s is craft brewed and aged longer for taste, giving it a sweet, malty aroma with a hint of coffee and a fleeting bitter taste.
	http://moosehead.ca/clancys-amber-ale/

Maritimes	Maclays Traditional Pale Ale
	Since 1803 in Alloa, Scotland, Maclays ales were renowned for their refreshing and lively taste. Experience the spirit of Scotland in Maclays Traditional Pale Ale. Now brewed by Maritime Sleeman Brewery in Nova Scotia, Canada. A well balanced brew with excellent hopping and superb malting.
	http://www.sleeman.ca/

Maritimes	Molson M
	is malt-forward in flavour with little hop bitterness. It has a unique, one-of-a-kind smoothness that can easily be described as cream. Developed in Montreal, Molson M is a true innovation in brewing standards, specially created for Canadian beer drinkers looking for an authentic, quality lager (4.9% alcohol/volume) with an easy drinking taste. The world's only Microcarbonated® lager. Molson M is infused with selected hops to provide a subtle floral aroma and impart the perfect balance of bitterness and a refreshing, drinkable taste. Beer lovers will taste a touch of roasted caramel malt which establishes a distinct, sweet, clean tasting lager that is golden in colour. An authentic, 4.9% lager with an exceptionally easy drinking taste, because details make the difference. Molson M is brewed using top-quality ingredients, including proprietary yeast and a touch of roasted caramel malt to establish a distinct, malty, sweet, clean-tasting lager that is golden in colour.
	http://www.molsoncoorscanada.com/en/Brands/Signature%20Brands/Molson%20M.aspx

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Molson M

is malt-forward in flavour with little hop bitterness. It has a unique, one-of-a-kind smoothness that can easily be described as cream. Developed in Montreal, Molson M is a true innovation in brewing standards, specially created for Canadian beer drinkers looking for an authentic, quality lager (4.9% alcohol/volume) with an easy drinking taste. The world's only Microcarbonated® lager.

Molson M is infused with selected hops to provide a subtle floral aroma and impart the perfect balance of bitterness and a refreshing, drinkable taste. Beer lovers will taste a touch of roasted caramel malt which establishes a distinct, sweet, clean tasting lager that is golden in colour. An authentic, 4.9% lager with an exceptionally easy drinking taste, because details make the difference. Molson M is brewed using top-quality ingredients, including proprietary yeast and a touch of roasted caramel malt to establish a distinct, malty, sweet, clean-tasting lager that is golden in colour.

http://www.molsoncoorscanada.com/en/Brands/Signature%20Brands/Molson%20M.aspx

Maritimes	Garrison Nut Brown Ale
	All of the Garrison beers are 100% vegan, and preservative free. With the exception of the Wheat beers which are duly noted in the name, all of the beers are 100% wheat free. Garrison Nut Brown Ale - Like the rich, dark brews of southern England this traditional ale draws on specialty malts such as chocolate, caramel and black patent. Nut Brown Ale is a deliciously flavourful dark beer like those popular in early Nova Scotia. It has a dark reddish-brown; rich and full-bodied maltiness with coffee and chocolate notes; mild hop aroma and low bitterness. This rich brew is incredible with cheeses, chocolates, breads, broth sups, fruit desserts and of course traditional English pub fare, bangers, burgers or fish < chips! The malts used are 2-row pale, caramel, kiln coffee, Munich, dextrin, chocolate, with Pilgrim hops. 5.0% abv.
	http://www.garrisonbrewing.com/beer.html

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Garrison Nut Brown Ale

All of the Garrison beers are 100% vegan, and preservative free. With the exception of the Wheat beers which are duly noted in the name, all of the beers are 100% wheat free.

Garrison Nut Brown Ale - Like the rich, dark brews of southern England this traditional ale draws on specialty malts such as chocolate, caramel and black patent. Nut Brown Ale is a deliciously flavourful dark beer like those popular in early Nova Scotia. It has a dark reddish-brown; rich and full-bodied maltiness with coffee and chocolate notes; mild hop aroma and low bitterness. This rich brew is incredible with cheeses, chocolates, breads, broth sups, fruit desserts and of course traditional English pub fare, bangers, burgers or fish < chips! The malts used are 2-row pale, caramel, kiln coffee, Munich, dextrin, chocolate, with Pilgrim hops. 5.0% abv.

http://www.garrisonbrewing.com/beer.html

Maritimes	Garrison Hopyard Pale Ale
	Deep golden, medium bodied and nicely bitter, Hopyard Pale is exceptional in the West Coast style. Generous hopping in the boil and further dry-hopping produce a fruity, floral aroma and refreshingly bitter finish. A true thirst-quencher! It has a light to medium body; moderately malty and bitter; crisp and refreshing. Excellent with pub food such as nachos and hot wings with hot sauces. The malts are 2-row pale and Crystal, with Nugget, Amarillo < Cascade, Cascade (dry-hopping) hops. 5.3% alcohol by volume.
	http://www.garrisonbrewing.com/beer.html

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Garrison Hopyard Pale Ale

Deep golden, medium bodied and nicely bitter, Hopyard Pale is exceptional in the West Coast style. Generous hopping in the boil and further dry-hopping produce a fruity, floral aroma and refreshingly bitter finish. A true thirst-quencher! It has a light to medium body; moderately malty and bitter; crisp and refreshing. Excellent with pub food such as nachos and hot wings with hot sauces. The malts are 2-row pale and Crystal, with Nugget, Amarillo < Cascade, Cascade (dry-hopping) hops. 5.3% alcohol by volume.

http://www.garrisonbrewing.com/beer.html

Maritimes	Garrison Imperial I.P.A Unfiltered Ale
	Launched and enthusiastically received at the first annual Halifax Seaport Beerfest in August 2007, this ale has quickly become known as one of the hoppiest beers in Canada. Since its’ release, Imperial I.P.A has dominated the Canadian Brewing Awards, twice taking home both Gold in the IPA category and Canadian Beer of the Year overall. This unfiltered Imperial I.P.A is robust, full-bodied and complex in the Double IPA style. An intensely fruity aroma combines nicely with caramel malt, intense hop bitterness and a lingering citrusy finish. Fantastic with Thai, Szechuan or Cajun cuisine, or try it with blackened seafood, pepper steaks, tangy salads or a spicy slaw. This I.P.A has high bitterness, 2-row pale, caramel, dextrin, Munich malts, and Cascade, Amarillo, Gr. Magnum hops. 7.0% alcohol by volume.
	http://www.garrisonbrewing.com/beer.html

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Garrison Imperial I.P.A Unfiltered Ale

Launched and enthusiastically received at the first annual Halifax Seaport Beerfest in August 2007, this ale has quickly become known as one of the hoppiest beers in Canada. Since its’ release, Imperial I.P.A has dominated the Canadian Brewing Awards, twice taking home both Gold in the IPA category and Canadian Beer of the Year overall. This unfiltered Imperial I.P.A is robust, full-bodied and complex in the Double IPA style. An intensely fruity aroma combines nicely with caramel malt, intense hop bitterness and a lingering citrusy finish. Fantastic with Thai, Szechuan or Cajun cuisine, or try it with blackened seafood, pepper steaks, tangy salads or a spicy slaw. This I.P.A has high bitterness, 2-row pale, caramel, dextrin, Munich malts, and Cascade, Amarillo, Gr. Magnum hops. 7.0% alcohol by volume.

http://www.garrisonbrewing.com/beer.html

Maritimes	Garrison Irish Red Ale
	This classic beer style was inspired by centuries of Celtic brewing history. Specialty kilned malts such as dark caramel and Munich dominate the Irish Red resulting in a ruby red colour and smooth malty taste with low bitterness. The malts are 2-row, dark caramel, Munich, roasted barley, and the hops are Fuggle and Pilgrim. 5.0% alcohol by volume.
	http://www.garrisonbrewing.com/beer.html

Maritimes	Garrison Raspberry Wheat Ale
	This golden amber wheat ale comes alive with a unique, all-natural raspberry flavour. A crisp, refreshing, one-of-a-kind taste that’s perfect all year round. The colouring is golden-amber; light and refreshing wheat all with a moderate fruit aroma and delicate raspberry flavour; crisp, dry finish, low bitterness. The malts are 2-row pale, wheat, dextrin, the hops are Pilgrim. 4.6% alcohol by volume.
	http://www.garrisonbrewing.com/beer.html

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Garrison Raspberry Wheat Ale

This golden amber wheat ale comes alive with a unique, all-natural raspberry flavour. A crisp, refreshing, one-of-a-kind taste that’s perfect all year round. The colouring is golden-amber; light and refreshing wheat all with a moderate fruit aroma and delicate raspberry flavour; crisp, dry finish, low bitterness. The malts are 2-row pale, wheat, dextrin, the hops are Pilgrim. 4.6% alcohol by volume.

http://www.garrisonbrewing.com/beer.html

Maritimes	Garrison Tall Ship Amber Ale
	this refreshing premium ale is golden-amber with light maltiness, crisp hop aroma, and smooth, clean finish. It has a low to medium bitterness, and uses 2-row pale, caramel, dextrin malts, and Fuggle, Pilgrim hops. 4.6% alcohol by volume.
	http://www.garrisonbrewing.com/beer.html

Maritimes	Propeller Bohemian Style Pilsner
	Pilsner is a style of lager that originated in Plzen (pronounced Pilsen) Czechoslovakia in 1842. Prior to that time, most beers were made with top-fermenting yeast and were dark in colour and somewhat hazy. In 1842, an innovative Czech brewery used a ground-breaking technique of methodical bottom fermenting with a new strain of yeast. The resulting brew, Pilsner, was a refreshing golden and bright beer that has now been adopted by breweries all over the world. Propeller Bohemian Style Pilsner is a refreshing brew in the classic lager style of Bohemia. Made with a blend of Canadian and European malts and prized Noble hops, Propeller Bohemian Style Pilsner displays classic Euro-lager characteristics, a slightly sulphurous nose, distinctive Continental hop aroma, a light malt sweetness and refreshing bitter finish. The hops are Spalt, and the Malts are Pale, Pilsen.
	http://drinkpropeller.ca/beers/18-Pilsener

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Propeller Bohemian Style Pilsner

Pilsner is a style of lager that originated in Plzen (pronounced Pilsen) Czechoslovakia in 1842. Prior to that time, most beers were made with top-fermenting yeast and were dark in colour and somewhat hazy. In 1842, an innovative Czech brewery used a ground-breaking technique of methodical bottom fermenting with a new strain of yeast. The resulting brew, Pilsner, was a refreshing golden and bright beer that has now been adopted by breweries all over the world. Propeller Bohemian Style Pilsner is a refreshing brew in the classic lager style of Bohemia. Made with a blend of Canadian and European malts and prized Noble hops, Propeller Bohemian Style Pilsner displays classic Euro-lager characteristics, a slightly sulphurous nose, distinctive Continental hop aroma, a light malt sweetness and refreshing bitter finish. The hops are Spalt, and the Malts are Pale, Pilsen.

http://drinkpropeller.ca/beers/18-Pilsener

Maritimes	Propeller Extra Special Bitter
	is a rich, full-bodied English-style bitter, brewed with carefully selected malts and hops. This copper coloured ale is a best seller. Smooth, Full bodied and All Natural, like all Propeller beers. The hops used are Willamatte, and Warrior. The malts are Pale, Crystal and Chocolate.
	http://drinkpropeller.ca/beers/7-Bitter

Maritimes	Propeller Honey Wheat
	is brewed with a blend of barley and wheat malts, with just a hint of Nova Scotia honey. The honey used is high quality fruit blossom and wildflower honey made in the Annapolis Valley. This honey is gently blended into the kettle late in the boiling process. It is fermented at a slightly lower temperature than our other ales. This provides a cleaner, smoother beer and also ensures the delicate flavours provided by the addition of honey are uninhibited. The malts used are Pale and Wheat, and the Hops are Cascade, and Warrior. This ale is light and refreshing, and a year round favourite!
	http://drinkpropeller.ca/beers/1-Honey_Wheat_Ale

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Propeller Honey Wheat

is brewed with a blend of barley and wheat malts, with just a hint of Nova Scotia honey. The honey used is high quality fruit blossom and wildflower honey made in the Annapolis Valley. This honey is gently blended into the kettle late in the boiling process. It is fermented at a slightly lower temperature than our other ales. This provides a cleaner, smoother beer and also ensures the delicate flavours provided by the addition of honey are uninhibited. The malts used are Pale and Wheat, and the Hops are Cascade, and Warrior. This ale is light and refreshing, and a year round favourite!

http://drinkpropeller.ca/beers/1-Honey_Wheat_Ale

Maritimes	Propeller IPA (India Pale Ale)
	Not for the faint of heart. True India Pale Ales had to withstand long seas voyages before quenching the thirst of cranky British troops stationed in India. Propeller IPA is true to this style, it’s bracing, bitter and higher in alcohol (6.5% alcohol by volume) and made with the trademark Propeller quality. It’s full-bodied ale for full throttle beer lovers! The Hops used are Warrior and Amarillo, and the malts are Pale, Crystal, and Wheat.
	http://drinkpropeller.ca/beers/9-IPA_India_Pale_Ale

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Propeller IPA (India Pale Ale)

Not for the faint of heart. True India Pale Ales had to withstand long seas voyages before quenching the thirst of cranky British troops stationed in India. Propeller IPA is true to this style, it’s bracing, bitter and higher in alcohol (6.5% alcohol by volume) and made with the trademark Propeller quality. It’s full-bodied ale for full throttle beer lovers! The Hops used are Warrior and Amarillo, and the malts are Pale, Crystal, and Wheat.

http://drinkpropeller.ca/beers/9-IPA_India_Pale_Ale

Maritimes	Propeller Pale Ale
	Advances in malting techniques made possible paler coloured malts and heralded the arrival of Pale Ales onto the brewing scene in the 1800s in Britain. The most famous Pale Ale brewers came from Burton, where the hard water perfectly suited this new style of beer. Propeller “Burtonizes” its water to emulate this famous style. Crisp, hoppy and dry, Propeller Pale Ale is a delightful interpretation of a classic British brew. Hops used are Warrior, and Cascade. Malts used are Pale, and the water is hard.
	http://drinkpropeller.ca/beers/12-Pale_Ale

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Propeller Pale Ale

Advances in malting techniques made possible paler coloured malts and heralded the arrival of Pale Ales onto the brewing scene in the 1800s in Britain. The most famous Pale Ale brewers came from Burton, where the hard water perfectly suited this new style of beer. Propeller “Burtonizes” its water to emulate this famous style. Crisp, hoppy and dry, Propeller Pale Ale is a delightful interpretation of a classic British brew. Hops used are Warrior, and Cascade. Malts used are Pale, and the water is hard.

http://drinkpropeller.ca/beers/12-Pale_Ale

Maritimes	Propeller London Style Porter
	This beer style was created in the mid-1750s. A dark full-flavoured beer but smoother and less bitter than stout. Made with softened water, Propeller London Porter is a blend of pale, roasted and chocolate malts, hopped with English and North American varieties. The hops are Warrior, Willamette, and Irish Moss, and the malts are Pale, Crystal, Roasted and Chocolate. Porter was the drink of the masses long before lagers or modern ales were fashionable. The name Porter originated because this strong, nourishing drink was reputed to be the favourite beverage of the hardworking porters of London’s Covent Gardens.
	http://drinkpropeller.ca/beers/11-London_Porter

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Propeller London Style Porter

This beer style was created in the mid-1750s. A dark full-flavoured beer but smoother and less bitter than stout. Made with softened water, Propeller London Porter is a blend of pale, roasted and chocolate malts, hopped with English and North American varieties. The hops are Warrior, Willamette, and Irish Moss, and the malts are Pale, Crystal, Roasted and Chocolate. Porter was the drink of the masses long before lagers or modern ales were fashionable. The name Porter originated because this strong, nourishing drink was reputed to be the favourite beverage of the hardworking porters of London’s Covent Gardens.

http://drinkpropeller.ca/beers/11-London_Porter

Maritimes	Pump House Blueberry Ale
	Blonde coloured ale with the wonderful essence of fresh blueberries. Sweet flavours of peppery blueberries, malts and spicy hops make this one a winner all the way. A one-of-a-kind refresher.
	http://beer.pumphousebrewery.ca/beer

Maritimes	Pump House Fire Chief's Red Ale
	A deep tawny reddish hued Irish-inspired ale with a lingering nut-like maltiness. Very lightly hopped with a pleasant estery fruitiness expiring to wonderfully smooth finish. Slainte!
	http://beer.pumphousebrewery.ca/beer

Maritimes	Pump House IPA (India Pale Ale)
	Our classic west coast style IPA is hoppy, fruity and citrusy with a fantastic caramel malt backbone keeping it well balanced. Tawny amber coloured and medium bodied with a long lingering finish. Fantastic with spicy foods or tangy salads. 80 IBU's. 7.0% alcohol by volume.
	http://beer.pumphousebrewery.ca/beer

Maritimes	Pump House Premium Lager
	The initial sip surprises with a very well balanced and full taste and a rich, almost creamy texture. The hop bitterness is present but not overwhelming, giving one the possibility to taste the sweetness of the malt. A comparatively high carbonation makes this beer taste refreshing and thirst quenching. The aroma pleases with a nice malty note paired with a subtle, unobstrusive yet noticeable hop aroma. The aftertaste leaves a pleasant bitter note on the tongue which quickly fades and gives way to the sweetness of the beer.
	http://beer.pumphousebrewery.ca/beer

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Pump House Premium Lager

The initial sip surprises with a very well balanced and full taste and a rich, almost creamy texture. The hop bitterness is present but not overwhelming, giving one the possibility to taste the sweetness of the malt. A comparatively high carbonation makes this beer taste refreshing and thirst quenching. The aroma pleases with a nice malty note paired with a subtle, unobstrusive yet noticeable hop aroma. The aftertaste leaves a pleasant bitter note on the tongue which quickly fades and gives way to the sweetness of the beer.

http://beer.pumphousebrewery.ca/beer

Maritimes	Pump House S.O.B (Special Old Bitter)
	A deep honey-coloured unfiltered west coast style session beer with the classic fresh aromatic hop bouquet mingling with malty undertones for excellent balance finishing with a pleasant lingering bitterness. A great thirst quencher or the perfect buffer with spicy foods!
	http://beer.pumphousebrewery.ca/beer

Maritimes	Rickard's Blonde
	Rickard's Blonde Pilsner is 'specially crafted with a unique blend of four hops, this german-style Pilsner has a refreshingly flavourful taste and a clean finish.
	http://www.rickards.ca/en/Beer/Blonde.aspx

Maritimes	Rickard's Dark
	Introducing another delicious pint from Rickard’s! Brewed in the style of English porters, Rickard’s Dark is creamy with a smooth finish that holds just a hint of pure Quebec maple syrup. It is best paired with savoury dishes such as lamb, Sheppard’s pie or Montreal smoked meats. 4.8% alcohol by volume
	http://www.rickards.ca/en/Beer/Dark.aspx

Maritimes	Rickard's Red
	is the number one selling red beer in Canada. Created by brew master Gord Rickards in 1985. Rickard’s Red is crafted using a unique blend of three malted barleys, including chocolate malt to give it its unique red colour. This perfectly balanced amber beer offers a robust, yet smooth, flavor with pleasant hop aroma and notes of burnt caramel. %5 alcohol by volume.
	http://www.rickards.ca/en/Beer/Red.aspx

Maritimes	Rickard's White Ale
	is a genuine Belgian-style wheat ale. White holds a depth of flavour. It’s brewed with wheat and oats, and is unfiltered to present a natural cloudy appearance. Mild hints of ground coriander with dried orange peel mingle for a light spiciness that ends with a refreshing, smooth finish. Rickard’s White is Canada’s favourite white beer. It is generally served with an orange wedge to bring out the refreshing notes of citrus. 5%Alcohol by volume.
	http://www.rickards.ca/en/Beer/White.aspx

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Rickard's White Ale

is a genuine Belgian-style wheat ale. White holds a depth of flavour. It’s brewed with wheat and oats, and is unfiltered to present a natural cloudy appearance. Mild hints of ground coriander with dried orange peel mingle for a light spiciness that ends with a refreshing, smooth finish. Rickard’s White is Canada’s favourite white beer. It is generally served with an orange wedge to bring out the refreshing notes of citrus. 5%Alcohol by volume.

http://www.rickards.ca/en/Beer/White.aspx

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Sleeman Cream Ale

Created by George Sleeman in the late 1899s, Sleeman Cream Ale was the first brand produced by the two Guelph breweries, and still remains Sleeman’s most recognized brand. Made from a variety of five imported hops, Sleeman Cream Ale’s authentic North American style combines the easy drinking nature of a larger and the rich fruity character of an ale. This Cream Ale has rich golden hue. You’ll notice a slight fruity aroma, pear or apple, with this medium-bodied, very well-balanced ale. 5% alcohol by volume.

http://www.sleeman.ca/en/cream-ale

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Sleeman Honey Brown

Smooth Sleeman Honey Brown Lager is brewed in the tradition of cottage breweries at the turn of the century. Some might think the tradition is out-dated; we just think we got it right the first time. Honey Brown boasts a rich copper with creamy, off-white foam, creating a full-bodied lager with a touch of natural honey and a slightly sweet finish. The distinctive clover honey notes in this fine brew accent the aromas of toasted grain and caramel.

http://www.sleeman.ca/en/honey-brown-lager

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Sleeman Light Lager

When an increasing number of Canadians began asking for a light premium beer that didn’t compromise on its premium taste, Sleeman answered, and that answer was Sleeman light. The first thing you’ll appreciate is its beautiful light gold colour and dense white foam. Next you’ll notice an exceptionally smooth body with hints of fresh citrus, which gives way to a subtle malt character and ends in a very clean finish. 4% alcohol by volume.

http://www.sleeman.ca/en/light

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Sleeman Original Draught Lager

Original Draught combines Sleeman’s premium brewing heritage with the freshness and sociability of traditional draught beer. This unpasteurized lager goes down well in the company of friends. With its golden colour and concentrated white foam collar, Original Draught is well balanced and easy to drink. In this particular lager you’ll notice a distinctive floral hop aroma with a refreshing finish. %5 alcohol by volume.

http://www.sleeman.ca/en/original-draught

Domestic

Coors Light Lager

Introduced in 1978, the brand has been a favourite for nearly 30 years. This premium light beer has192 calories per 12-ounce serving. Coors’ new crisp taste responds to consumer feedback that has identified a demand for an even lighter tasting beer at an ABV of 4.5%. Coors Light is brewed to taste light using as special brewing process that breaks down the starch. This unique process creates a lighter, refreshing beer that doesn’t fill you up. The brand, which has been America’s light beer for more than 130 years, reflects the spirit of Colorado’s Rocky Mountains, the worldwide home of Coors and is the seventh biggest in the world.

http://www.coorslight.com/home/

Domestic	Keith's India Pale Ale
	Was first brewed in Nova Scotia in 1820 and is now the region’s most popular beer. Full-flavoured, fully fermented ale, it is mellow-aged for smoothness. Alexander Keith’s has a unique, malty taste, a slightly floral hop character, and an alcohol content of 5% ABV. It is best served between 3 and 5 degrees Celsius.
	http://www.keiths.ca/index.html

Domestic	Molson Canadian Premium Lager
	An easy drinking premium lager with true Canadian taste that delivers the perfect balance of sweetness with a slightly hoppy bitterness and medium body for a smooth, refreshing finish. Molson Canadian has won six gold medals at the Monde Selection beer festival. 5% alcohol by volume.
	http://www.molsoncoorscanada.com/en/Brands/Signature%20Brands/Molson%20Canadian.aspx

Domestic	Moosehead Lager
	Is Moosehead Breweries flagship brand, a golden lager that is light in body and highly refreshing, offering a fine balance between malt sweetness and hop bitterness. Made from an age-old yeast culture, Moosehead Lager is brewed longer to impart its unique flavour.
	http://www.moosehead.ca/