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For those who don't know our buddy Marcus Brais, he is the absolute embodiment of Alberta Craft Beer. He welcomes everyone in a way that genuinely makes you feel like family! He has worked across the province tirelessly promoting craft beer and happens to be the very first person to ever pour a pint of Tool Shed beer for a thirsty customer! This one's for Marcus! We've taken an amazing old world Belgian yeast from a favorite Trappist monastery and paired it with delicious New World Mosaic and Simcoe hops, creating something wholly unique. The aroma explodes with such an amazing blend of tropical fruits we expect to see A LOT of noses dipped into the frothy head, and that's OK because "It's how we drink it in Belgium"!

Enjoy this delicious kettle sour with notes of pumpkin and spice. (4.9% ABV) *please note that pumpkin spice was used in this beer which contains nutmeg*

Every once in awhile a LEGEND comes around and revolutionizes an industry. For craft beer canning that legend is Jamie Gordon! A home-brew shop owner who back in 1999 handbuilt a small manual canner for home brewers. The rest, as they say, is history! Jamie spent 16 years tirelessly devoted to traveling the globe to install, educate, and help every single craft brewery possible benefit from canning their craft beer. Tool Shed is one of those breweries and is honored to have called Jamie our friend! We love that Jamie taught his boys "Stop stealing my beer and learn how to brew it!!" so this stout is for Jamie! In order to mirror that classy, GQ, flat cap wearin' style of Jamie, this stout is deeply roasted and rich with a surprising presence of hops and a beautiful, smooth, dry finish. If ever a stout were to rock a flat cap as Jamie did, this would be that beer!

The brand has been taken from the Sleeman book of family recipes. Brewed with all natural bee honey for a unique taste, it is fullbodied, made with all natural ingredients using crystal clear well water and offers a surprisingly subtle honey flavour.

Another definition: to question the truthfulness of a testifying witness. When Texas peaches meet premium malt and hops in great craft IPA, it’s totally credible