Mt. Begbie Brewing Company
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All beers · Mt. Begbie Brewing Company
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Mt. Begbie Tall Timber
Brown Ale · 5.2% ABV
Tall Timber Ale is a dark, full-bodied English Brown Ale alive with rich malt flavour, caramel undertones and a slight residual sweetness... -
Mt. Begbie Nasty Habit
IPA · 6.0% ABV
A generously hopped IPA, balanced by a diabolical blend of rich specialty malts and pure mountain water. A wicked ale that leaves you lusting for more. -
Mt. Begbie Bob's Your Dunkel
Dunkel · 8.0% ABV
Brewed in the Dunkelweisen tradition, this is a rich, unfiltered wheat beer (Weissbier) loaded with chocolate and Munich malts. Sure to warm your winter nights! -
Mt. Begbie Brave Liver
Scotch Ale · 6.5% ABV
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Mt. Begbie Dark Side of The Stoke
Stout · 4.8% ABV
A sinister blend of roasted malts combined with Revelstoke’s Stoke Roasted Coffee yields a complex rich flavour that can only be found on the darkside. -
Mt. Begbie High Country
Kolsch · 4.5% ABV
High Country Kölsch is a pale, mildly hopped beer which originated in Köln, Germany. It is brewed with authentic Kölschbier yeast... -
Mt. Begbie Mt Begbie Faux Paw Cherry Wheat
Fruit Beer · 6.5% ABV
A beer inspired by the bear whose faux “paw” was walking across our freshly poured concrete floor... -
Mt. Begbie Powerhouse
English Pale Ale · 4.7% ABV
Deep inside the Revelstoke dam lies a Powerhouse – the machine that creates power using gravity and water. It’s a part of Revelstoke history and the inspiration behind this English style pale ale... -
Mt. Begbie Selkirk Oatmeal
Oatmeal Stout · 4.9% ABV
Heritage series old school med/full bodied smooth oatmeal stout with rich flavours of dark chocolate and roasted coffee. -
Mt. Begbie Stoked Winter Ale
Winter Warmer · 6.0% ABV
This slightly sweet ale is malty and chocolate-y with a touch of cloves and cinnamon. Like the sweater your grandmother knit you for Christmas, this ale will warm you up.
About the brewery
Mt. Begbie Brewing was founded by Bart and Tracey Larson. Their love of beer and the quest for mountain living lured them to move to Revelstoke to create the brewery in 1996.