Our Core Brands

Squarehead
(Kolsch)

5.4%

Square Head: An honest person, a non-criminal of Germanic origin, a conventional traditionalist.

Some try to ridicule us with this name, but little do they know that we take pride and comfort in its meaning as we brew this Kolsch beer with the pledge to be honest to its Germanic roots following traditional crafted conventions.

Proost! ...and by the way, we are not leaving here anytime soon!

Berlin Street
(Kellerbier)

3.0%

Known for its sturdy working class red brick houses, Isabella Street - which was once named Berlin Street before war hysteria chanaged its name, was home to many ethnic Germans who contributed to Pembroke's prosperity.

This amber kellerbier pays respect to this section of the city's past.

Pilsener

5.5%

A classic German-style pilsener is pale yellow in color with a crisp, malty sweetness that can be perceived in aroma/flavor and finishes with a bitter snap of spicy, floral noble hops. German-styled pilseners tend to be lighter in body, drier, and a touch more bitter than their Czech counterparts, but both are easy to drink and refreshing.

Helles

4.9%

“Helles” means “pale in color,” as these beers are often golden. The German-style helles lager is a bit rounder or fuller-bodied than light lager and even all-malt pilsners. Helles lager beers offer a touch of sweetness that balance a measurable addition of spicy German hop flavor and light bitterness.

Hefeweizen

4.6%

Hefeweizen translates to "yeast wheat" in German. The German-style hefeweizen is straw to amber in color and brewed with at least 50 percent malted wheat. The beer's cloudy appearance and distinctive banana and clove-like aromatics are the direct result of an unusual yeast strain that is essential to producing this classic style.

Schwarzbier

5.0%

Schwarzbier, or “black beer”, is the darkest of all the German lagers. Sometimes called black lagers, they may remind some of German-style dunkels, but schwarzbiers are lighter in body and drier than dunkel lagers. Look for a light, bready malt character backed up by a touch of roast and hop bitterness on the finish.

1989 Hybrid IPA

6.7%

Sticking to the German theme of the brewery we decided to pay homage to some German history. In 1989 the Fall of the Berlin Wall was a monumental moment in time. A country no longer divided could finally prosper and allow the best of the West and East to achieve new heights.

This hazy hybrid IPA looks to do the same. Blending the tropical fruit flavours and aromas of the West Coast IPAs with the soft and full mouthfeel of the East Coast IPAs, this hopfen nectar is sure to please all hop lovers!

Maibock

6.6%

Also called “heller bock” (meaning “pale bock”), the German-style Maibock is paler in color and more hop-centric than traditional bock beers. A lightly toasted and/or bready malt character is often evident.