S&O Partners With Monarch Place
November 21, 2017
We are proud to announce our Christmas partnership once again with Monarch Place. Monarch Place Transition House is one of the programs of W.I.N.G.S. (Women in Need
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New Brewers Series Launch
November 8, 2017
One of the things we’ve always wanted to do was start a bottle conditioned series of beers. Brew some really unique styles on a small
Analog: After Dark
October 31, 2017
It’s back! Analog Pop Up Vinyl Shop is on Saturday, November 18th from 6:30-11:00 pm at the River Market in New West! Record labels, collectors,
Same Team, New Uniform
October 30, 2017
We’re super excited to announce that our Flagship lineup has officially made the switch to tall cans! When we first opened our brewery in 2014
Dark Lager Now in Cans
October 23, 2017
I remember when three years ago almost to the day that myself and our Operations Manager Brian were driving to the 2015 BC Beer Awards.
The Fraser
October 19, 2017
Four Winds and Steel & Oak have a fairly long history together. I mean long in “Beer Years”. I first met the Mills fam at
Roggen Weizen is not a Pokemon
October 5, 2017
Roggen Weizen, often confused with Pokemon Roggenrola, has a cult following. It’s a favourite amongst brewers and those in the know. When we bring it
Red Pilsner in Cans
September 18, 2017
One of the biggest requests we get is to put Red Pilsner in cans. Today that wish has been granted. You will now be able
Quayside
September 7, 2017
Our brewer Eric really loves guava. So much so if I didn’t say anything we’d just be a guava based brewery in New West. Guava
Steinbier Hot Rocks Lager
August 15, 2017
Many of you may remember that at this time last year we did a collaboration with Freigeist Bierkultur out of Germany. The beer style was
Cup of Kaffee
July 19, 2017
The following is a conversation had before we decided to make the first batch of Kaffee a year ago. I may have taken some liberties
Coorinna
July 18, 2017
Coorinna is believed to be one of the names that Aboriginal Tasmanians called the now extinct Thylacinus, or as we know it, the Tasmanian Tiger.
