Our Draft Beer Menu
Everything we have to offer at one glance
- SUB ZERO MOLSON CANADIAN5.0% ABV
Canada is known around the world for our vast wilderness, thousands of freshwater lakes, and golden Prairie barley fields as far as the eye can see. Our land is packed full of nature at its best. And it’s from this land that we make our signature beer, Molson Canadian. Brewed with Canadian water, prairie barley and no preservatives, the result is a beer as clean, crisp and fresh as the country it comes from.
- COORS LIGHT4.0% – 4.2% ABV
Thanks to its Rocky Mountain heritage, uncompromising brewing standards and its dedication to ice cold refreshment, Coors Light is one of the fastest growing light beers around the world.
- COORS BANQUET5.0% ABV
Legend has it that in the late 1800s, thirsty miners threw celebratory banquets, with Coors as the honorary beer because of its superior craftsmanship. Prior to its nationwide distribution, Coors built a cult following, with presidents, movie stars and consumers toting the beer back from Colorado or making special trips to buy the uniquely crisp and drinkable beer.
- BELGIAN MOON WHEAT ALE5.4% ABV
Blue Moon Belgian White is a refreshing, medium-bodied, unfiltered Belgian-style wheat ale spiced with fresh coriander and orange peel for a uniquely complex taste and an uncommonly smooth finish. Blue Moon is traditionally served with a slice of orange to complement the orange peel used in the brewing process.
- RICKARD’S RED IRISH ALE5.2% ABV
The first-ever Rickard’s, this full-flavoured, Irish-style ale boasts a remarkable character that’s perfect for any occasion. Crafted using three different malted barleys, Pacific Northwest hops and the finest Brewer’s Caramel, Rickard’s Red is exceptionally flavorful with a smooth finish.
- GUINNESSABV 4.2%
Rich and creamy. Distinctively black. Velvety in its finish. This iconic beer is defined by harmony. Sip after sip, sweet counters bitter as the malt arrives on cue to complement a base of roasted barley. Just as the unmistakable white head sits flush atop the dark beer, so do the flavours counter and combine perfectly.
- HOP VALLEY BUBBLE STASH IPA6.2% ABV
Our brewers reached into their secret stash of Mosaic Cryo Hops® to create a tropical dankness in this new age IPA. Take a hit of these bright sweet fruit notes in this easy drinkin bubbler. Bubble Stash is brewed exclusively with late addition Mosaic Cryo Hops®, bringing a touch of dank resin and escalating Mosaic’s natural blueberry, tangerine, and stone fruit characteristics to new altitudes.
- 1905 LAGER4.7 ABV
A contemporary blond lager with a light, crisp clean-taste, subtle hint of hops and refreshing aroma.
(Carling Brewery Company)
- GRANVILLE ISLAND PEACH SOUR5.0% ABV
Born from small batch and packed with real peach flavour, this golden gose-style sour is sweet and tangy with just the right amount of bright tartness to add a bit of flavour and colour to your summer hang.
- GRANVILLE ISLAND BREWING CYPRESS HONEY LAGER5.0% ABV
Like the towering cypress trees of the North Shore, Cypress Honey Lager is a coastal staple. Mild, bright and lightly hopped with a hint of Fraser Valley honey. It pairs up nicely with lighter seafoods and a thirst for adventure.
- GRANVILLE ISLAND BREWING WEST COAST IPA6.5% ABV
A heap of Cascade, Amarillo and Mosaic hops provide the bright, floral, citrusy hoppiness of a modern IPA, rounded out by a subtle malt character.
- GRANVILLE ISLAND BREWING GERMAN-STYLE PILSNER5.0% ABV
Light in colour, a German-style pilsner that’s delicately crisp with a hint of hoppy bitterness from Tettnanger hops.
- GRANVILLE ISLAND BREWERY CALIFORNIA COMMON LAGER5.0% ABV
Inspired by the classic California Steam Beer style, the new 100cal California Common provides max flavour for your summer. The hazy amber light lager offers traditional toasty malt characteristics yet balanced with delicate citrus notes.
- GRANDE PRAIRIE IPA5.0% ABV
Pacific Northwest hops give strong orange, grapefruit, and light floral aromas and flavours. New Zealand hops add subtle tropical and passion fruit notes.
