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Our Local Flavours

English Bay Pale Ale

ISLAND LAGER is brewed to our original recipe, which combines all-natural ingredients to produce its distinct hopflavour. The same clean, refreshing taste that put us on the map in '84 still makes this one a local favourite.

Cypress Honey Lager

Our ENGLISH BAY PALE ALE has a smooth, mild flavour brimming with West Coast character and a caramel malt aroma. A true pale ale, it gets its perfect balance from natural carbonation and careful maturing under the watchful eye of our brewmaster.

Gastown Amber Ale

Brewed in small batches, our CYPRESS HONEY LAGER is lightly hopped, mild and bright, and given a hint of sweetness with pure Fraser Valley honey. It's like a refreshing blast of Cypress Mountain air.

Island Lager

BROCKTON IPA is a celebration of our 25th anniversary. Brewed in the style of a Pacific Northwest India Pale Ale, this refreshing IPA is golden coloured and well hopped. It's destined to become a highlight of this great city, just like its namesake in Stanley Park.

Kitsilano Maple Cream Ale

This unfiltered wheat ale is a West Coast favourite. Enjoy ROBSON ST. HEFEWEIZEN chilled in a tall, slim glass and although our brewmaster may scoff, a lemon wedge is the perfect accessory to the natural fruit flavours of this refreshing beer.

Robson Street Hefeweizen

Brewed using a hint of pure Canadian maple syrup, KITSILANO MAPLE CREAM ALE is a smooth reminder of Vancouver's laid-back lifestyle. Enjoy the bold taste of this bronze-coloured ale and toast all that Vancouver has to offer.

Island Lager

Our LIONS WINTER ALE combines premium malt with aromatic specialty hops. The vanilla-like finish of this robust ale is a great excuse to get out of the cold and enjoy this beer made from the finest natural ingredients.

Available October - March

Kitsilano Maple Cream Ale

Our GASTOWN AMBER ALE was brewed to commemorate our 10th anniversary and it became an instant favourite with local beer enthusiasts. This full-bodied ale offers all the aromatic complexities that true ale fans appreciate in "a darker shade of pale".