Comments on: Kokanee Glacier Beer http://www.sevenpack.net/?p=482 A Subtle Homage to Excess. Fri, 03 Sep 2010 22:00:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Greg W http://www.sevenpack.net/?p=482&cpage=1#comment-5106 Greg W Sun, 12 Aug 2007 06:28:41 +0000 http://www.sevenpack.net/?p=482#comment-5106 Actually It is a Canadian Beer brewed in Creston BC, which uses glacier water from the Kokanee Glacier, which is a linking body of falls to the Columbia river. I can say this for sure as I have been on a Brewery tour of the Columbia Brewery in Creston, British Columbia, Canada. Also the Kokanee is an original Pilsner style Lager which is a full beer with 5%alcohol/volume. Although it is fairly watery in comparison to other Canadian beers, or American beers for that matter, I have found it to be a little bit like Coors Banquet beer. The slightest bit watery with the delicious after taste of malted hops and barley, this is one of those beers that feels like a light beer but is in fact an actual normal beer. One of my favorites, and a good day time drinker because it's infact quite neutral in taste in comparison to most beer. Greg Wisk Vancouver, Washington Actually It is a Canadian Beer brewed in Creston BC, which uses glacier water from the Kokanee Glacier, which is a linking body of falls to the Columbia river. I can say this for sure as I have been on a Brewery tour of the Columbia Brewery in Creston, British Columbia, Canada. Also the Kokanee is an original Pilsner style Lager which is a full beer with 5%alcohol/volume. Although it is fairly watery in comparison to other Canadian beers, or American beers for that matter, I have found it to be a little bit like Coors Banquet beer. The slightest bit watery with the delicious after taste of malted hops and barley, this is one of those beers that feels like a light beer but is in fact an actual normal beer. One of my favorites, and a good day time drinker because it’s infact quite neutral in taste in comparison to most beer.

Greg Wisk

Vancouver, Washington

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