Kamloops
Started as a self-proclaimed "English-style Cottage Brewery" on a small island off the West Coast, just North of Vancouver in 1994. In 1997, its operations were moved into Vancouver. At one point some of their beers were produced under contract to Earl's restaurants. By late 1999, it (along with Coquihalla Brewing) had merged with Whistler Brewing and all production moved to Whistler. During 2001, production of Whistler and Bowen Island brands were moved to Bear Brewing in Kamloops. As of early 2006, the Hemp Cream Ale and superb Special Bitter were still being produced by Kamloops Brewing (formerly Bear).
Bowen Blonde Ale
(Pale Ale,
4.5%)
Bowen Ale
(Pale Ale,
4.5%)
Special Bitter
(Pale Ale,
4.5%)
Winter Ale
(Porter,
4.5%)
Hemp Cream Ale
(Pale Ale,
4.5%)
Original Hemp Lager
(Lager,
5%)
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