2. Is your beak sharply hooked? Well adapted for
tearing into wild yeast strains?

3. Is your wingspan long & broad enough to carry a
medium-body with colourings of sour fruit & funky earth?

4. Have you gone through an approximately 12 month fledgeling
life-cycle, maturing in French & American oak barrels?

If you have answered a proud "yes!" to all four of these questions then you, sir or madam, may be fit for hopping with the harriers, highfaluting with the falcons, & imbibing with the eagles. Driftwood's Bird of Prey Flanders Red Ale is choice for all you buzzards who like swooping down until the owls come out (& well thereafter)...

Robden of Soloway Firth, ol' Robert Burns!!!!!!!!!!

Here, here!!!!!

Let other poets raise a fracas
"Bout vines, an' wines, an' drucken Bacchus,
An' crabbit names an'stories wrack us,
An' grate our lug:
I sing the juice Scotch bear can mak us,
In glass or jug.

Fortune! if thou'll but gie me still
Hale breeks, a scone, an' whisky gill,
An' rowth o' rhyme to rave at will,
Tak a' the rest,
An' deal't about as thy blind skill
Directs thee best.

40 oz. 40 oz. 40 oz. 40 oz.

40 oz. 40 oz. 40 oz. 40 oz.

~
As rain doth fall upon frosted moistened glass,
from which reflects le Grand Jack-de-Gas,
please knoweth our thoughts go to
those who make dear Acres true: (that's you).

Bringing your lively minds & delightful jokes
the Acres is want for you dames & blokes.
You see, without you our pleasant, orange-hued din
is simply not the same as when you're in.

So many thanks for completing us,
our wishes well go out to you, thus.
~

Happiness to you.

The Acres

weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.

Thus, please make note that Six Acres will be closed on Saturday December 24th & Sunday December 25th so we can open presents & tickle kittens.

We will also be closed this year on New Year's Eve, Saturday December 31th, so that we can open champagne & tickle our friends.

Happy Tickle Openings.

Fortunately for wanting imbibers, the law of prohibition contained no clause against the pioneering spirit. One huge network of tunnels later, dug under the humble burg of Moose Jaw, and Saskatchewan becomes the centre for all who sought the casual pleasure of libation. Underground speakeasies provided carbonated brews & drinks to keep your upper lip stiff.

And so no one saw the light of day until 1924, when those fair prairie folk realized outlawing delicious porters, scrumptious hefeweizens, elegant lagers, & smooth lambics was downright crazy! Phew!

Result? One hecka bubbly & refreshing beer with some ancient wisdom under it's cap.

Driftwood's seasonal Sartori Harvest IPA is at the Acres!!
In our opinion, and many others, Sartori is one of the most delicious and desirable offerings from the exceptional brewery.

Jason Meyer, Kevin Hearsum, & co. always bring a beer with impeccable balance; here, the floral/citric fresh hops meet marmalade malt sweetness to create flavours nothing short of devine. With the rich, velvety feel on the palate & glowing copper colour, there is really nothing more to ask for (except maybe a few more bottles).

"This wet hopped IPA can only be brewed once a year, immediately following the hop harvest, when fresh wet hops are spirited from the farm to our brew kettle. The 2011 version features Centennial hops from the Sartori Cedar Ranch and local malted barley from Vancouver Island artisan maltster Mike Doehnel, making this a true BC harvest ale!"

Lagunitas Lucky 13 Mondo Large Red Ale Anniversary Release is on the shelf firing off rounds of brown-sugary malts, toasty tastes, out of control nuttiness, & all with nearly 80 IBU of hoppy badness to boot!!!! What do you think of that, huh Callahan??

You could be an adorable ghost.

You could be a rugged gentleman.

You could be a scary menace.

You could be a llama keeping warm with a scarf.

You could be a warrior.

You could be a corgi.

You could be a mermaid made of gold.

You could be a Wookiee.

You could be a thriller.

Happy Halloween from the Acres 666.