Roof Hound Brewing Asks for Support Following Robbery
By • July 16, 2018
HILLGROVE, NS – Roof Hound Brewing is asking for assistance from the local community following a break-in over the weekend.
In a Facebook post published on Sunday morning, …
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Roof Hound Brewing and Vandal Doughnuts Releasing Vandal Hound Lemon Meringue IPA
By • July 4, 2018
HILLGROVE, NS – Roof Hound Brewing has announced the upcoming release of a uniquely flavoured beer brewed in collaboration with Halifax’s Vandal Doughnuts.
As reported by Atlantic Canada …
Roof Hound Brewing Releases Reformulated Version of Big Stink IPA
By • February 12, 2018
HILLGROVE, NS – The Atlantic Canada Beer Blog reports that Roof Hound Brewing has made some improvements to a beer that took a gold medal at last …
Roof Hound Brewing Opening Today in Digby, Nova Scotia
By • August 4, 2016
HILLGROVE, NS – The second brewery to launch this year in Digby County in Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley region will be opening its doors to …
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- Greg C. is drinking an O-Pee-Chee Lager (Ides of January 2019) by Henderson Brewing Co at King & DufferinSimple & balanced pale lager that served well to cut the heat of some spicy Chinese food. Sometimes that’s all you really need.
- Greg C. is drinking a Farmhouse Brett by The Six Brewing Co. at The Six Brewing Co.Nicely balanced between fruity & funky Brett characteristics. Melon, Mayer lemon, touch of bandaid. Fairly dry finish. Good stuff!
- Greg C. is drinking an I Swear Sugarpants, It Was Your Idea 2019 by Sawdust City Brewing Co. at King & DufferinNot sure why there are separate annual entries for this beer, but I’ll go with it. Has cocoa, cinnamon, vanilla & cream notes as promised.
- Greg C. is drinking a Low Voltage by Powerhouse Brewing Company at King & DufferinClean & simple golden ale. Needs a bit more body to be a true cream ale, IMO, but still a well-crafted thirst-quencher.
- Greg C. is drinking a Ryevalry Roggenbier by Mill Street Brewery at King & DufferinFruity esters and sweet malt dominate, with earthy/peppery rye providing a nice backnote. Hint of banana bread as well. Nicely done.