Lagers for International Lager Day

Just because we’re heading into the cold months of winter, doesn’t mean you still can’t enjoy a nice crisp lager. In fact, International Lager Day falls on today December 10th, so it’s even encouraged to pour yourself a pint!

While stouts and porters tend to be the go to for the colder winter months, there’s something to be said about a refreshing lager after a long day on the mountain. To celebrate International Lager Day, here are a few Canadian based options that are worth seeking out.

Parallel 49 Craft Lager

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This is continually one of the go-to lagers for us, and one that is definitely leading the charge in both flavour and in price point. It’s just a really solid beer and one that deserves a spot in your fridge.

Steamworks Brewing Premium Craft Lager

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It’s surprising for a brewery that has been around as long as Steamworks has, that the Premium Craft Lager is just now being released. It’s a great new addition for the brewery; it’s crisp, clean and at only 4.8% very easy to enjoy more than just one.

Persephone Black Lager

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Don’t let the colour fool you, this is still a crisp and clean lager worthy of your attention. This is a full bodied dark lager, with roasty, clean and chocolaty mouthfeel and a graham cracker finish.

Junction Road Black Lager

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Another black lager to rival Persephone, this is a Gold Medal winner at the 2017 Canadian Brewing Awards. Junction Road Black Lager is a dark German lager that balances roasted yet smooth malt flavours with moderate hop bitterness.

Hogsback Vintage Lager

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Another multi award winning lager, this time based out of Ottawa. The difference here is the brewery combines three malt types (2-Row, Munich and Vienna), unique Saaz hops and German lager yeast for something truly special.

Red Truck Lager

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Look there’s a reason Red Truck does well, and we’re willing to bet that the lager makes up the bulk of that. It’s a well done lager that is easy to drink yet still packs in enough flavour to make it worth your while.

 


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