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Stouts & Porters

Strong, dark, roasty, rich, and full of alcohol. Just how I like my beer and my coffee. I feel that most of us like to put our porters and strongs in a corner. We like to cuddle them in the winter as warmers and label them as “heavy”. Embracing malty cocoa and caramel notes, porters tend to come in at the top about 6% ABV, while strongs typically start there and can reach as high as 12% ABV. No matter what season, porters and strongs need to be taken out of the corner and put up to your lips! - Rachel Drinkle 

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Pile o’ Bones Coconut Porter, Saskatchewan, Canada 

$17-20 (4-pack cans)

CSPC 846632

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Bottlescrew Bill's
Belgian Dubbel,
Alberta, Canada

$16-18 (4-pack cans)

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Hard Knox Night Wrangler Maple Bourbon Imperial Stout, Alberta, Canada 

$18-20 (4-pack cans)

CSPC 120293

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Bottlescrew Bill's
Belgian Tripel,
Alberta, Canada 

$16-18 (4-pack cans)

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Good Mood Porter,
Alberta, Canada 

$17-19 (6-pack cans)

CSPC 813154

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