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We live in the era of the craft beer boom, with a new brewery opening in Nova Scotia every month or two. We now have more breweries per capita than any other province. Read More
While many brewers use some of their spent grains — the leftovers of the malt used by brewers to create the sweet, sugar rich liquid known as wort — to make bread, granola and even cakes and cookies, most of us don’t have access to... Read More
We are in the midst of an explosion in the variety of beer styles available from Nova Scotia breweries. From Session IPAs to Russian Imperial Stouts, Amber Lagers to Belgian Farmhouse, never has the selection been wider in our province. Read More
It’s no secret that 2016 was a big year for craft beer in Nova Scotia — 10 new breweries opened during the past year, bringing the total number to 37 for the province, with total annual sales of more than three million litres. Read More
The big brewers might be buying the million dollar commercials during halftime, but you don’t have to enjoy flavourless beer and food during the big game. Read More
At last month’s Atlantic Canadian Beer Awards, Halifax’s RockBottom took home the prize for the province’s Best Brew Pub as voted on by panel of beer judges. It’s the second year in a row RockBottom has taken home the title. Read More
Nova Scotia’s current craft beer revolution started quietly with The Granite Brewery opening its doors in 1985. For the next decade ‘the Granite’ remained the sole brewery, with the exception of a brief run by Highland Breweries. Read More
Five years ago if I suggested serving beer at a ‘fancy do’ like a New Year’s Eve dinner party, my editors would have called the idea ludicrous. Read More
This past year gave us one of the nicest summer and fall seasons that we’ve had in a long time. The warm temperatures and minimal precipitation allowed for months of enjoying many Nova Scotia-brewed beer styles that are perfect for such weather. Read More