| Domestic: |
 Molson Export
Launched in 1903, EXPORT remains the #1 selling ale in Canada and recently won a Gold Medal at the Monde Selection Beer Festival in 2001. As a classic ale, EXPORT offers a slightly more flavoursome taste experience than other premium beers. |
 Molson Dry
Launched in 1989. Its unique dry brew process makes it an extraordinarily good beer with a distinctive flavour and no aftertaste. MOLSON DRY was awarded the North American Specialty Lager gold medal by the 2002 World Beer Cup in recognition of its easy drinking taste. |
 Rickard's Red
RICKARD'S RED has remained Canada's top selling red beer for over 10 years. First brewed in Vancouver at the original site of the Capilano brewery in the early 1980's, RICKARD'S RED is made with a unique blend of three different malted barleys. The result is an unbelievable smooth and delicious red beer with exceptional drinkability. |
 Rickard's Honey Brown
RICKARD'S HONEY BROWN is the latest addition to the RICKARD'S family. It is a flavourful, medium brown ale with a pleasant malt aroma and a hint of honey. RICKARD'S HONEY BROWN is one the fastest growing beers in sales in its category in Canada. |
 Rickards Pale Ale
RICKARD'S PALE ALE combines malted two-row barley with Munich Special Malt to deliver flavour that is distinguished yet crisp and refreshing. RICKARD'S PALE ALE has distinguished itself among ales brewed in the style of traditional India Pale Ales winning the Gold Medal at the Monde Selection Brussels - World Selection of Quality in 2002 and the World Beer Cup 2002 Silver Medal Golden or Blonde Ale category. |
 Coors Light
"The Silver Bullet®" - Coors' largest-selling brand and the fourth best-selling beer in the U.S. Introduced in 1978. Gold medalist (American-style light lager) at 1998 Great American Beer Festival®. A premium light beer with 102 calories per 12-ounce serving and 4.2 percent alcohol by volume.
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 Moosehead
Moosehead Lager is a smooth, clean-tasting lager that offers a good balance between malt sweetness and hop bitterness. It is brewed from a unique blend of Canadian Barley malt, two types of hops to balance aroma and bitterness and fresh water from nearby Spruce Lake, renowned as one of the best water supplies in Canada for brewing beer. The lager is then aged a full 28 days to bring out all the natural flavours. |
| Microbrews |
 Boreale Rouse
With its gleaming copper colour and caramel malt aromas, Boréale Rousse has a full, mellow taste with subtle bitter notes that give it a rich, distinctive character - an ale that grows on you with each sip. |
 Boreale Blond
The golden glow of Boréale Dorée comes from pale malt accented by a touch of roasted barley. Honey is fermented with the malt sugars, not to make the beer sweeter but to add crispness and silkiness to its mellow malt flavour. |
 Griffon Extra Pale Ale
As gold medalist in the Golden Canadian Ale category at the 1996 World Beer Cup, Griffon Extra Pale Ale has earned a place of honor among Canadian premium beers. Noted beer expert and author Charlie Papazian praised Griffon Extra Pale for its bright gold color, clean hop and malt flavor and "great drinkability" |
 Chanvre Rouge Hemp Ale
Our hemp heer is a twist on the brown ales of northeast England. Chanvre Rouge is a translucent reddish brown ale. It is malt accented with a firm, nutty dryness and a gentle citric finish. This is the result of the hemp's hop chatacteristics. |
 Mad Brew
Madhatter House Brew. Delicately flavoured and lightly hopped. |
| Imports |
 Heineken
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. |
 Guinness
The UK's best-selling black beer and regarded as the definitive GUINNESS® although it wasn't launched until 1961. GUINNESS® Draught is delivered with mixed gas of nitrogen and carbon dioxide which gives the characteristic smooth creamy head. Watch the glass fill with a swirling liquid that tumbles and surges eventually to separate into a black liquid and a white head - the two distinct parts of the perfect pint. |
 Harp
The pride of Ireland! Sparkling golden color with a clean, rich taste & that's no malarkey!!
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 Kilkenny
Pours just like Guinness, with the same body and creamy head, but with a sweeter cream ale taste. Also known as "Guiness for the Summer". |
 Smithwicks
Great Irish amber ale with an old tradition, brewed at the historic Kilkenny Brewery. It can best be described as a cross between an English bitter and a Scottish red ale. |
subject to availablity
up to date as of: Sept 1, 2003 |
