12 Canadian microbrews with odd names

1. Barking Squirrel Lager (Hop City Brewing Co., Brampton, Ont.)

2. Dark Snout Bacon Stout (R&B Brewing Co., Vancouver)

3. Dude Where’s My Czar? Imperial Stout (Great Lakes Brewing Co., Toronto)

4. Highballer Pumpkin Ale (Grand River Brewing Co., Cambridge, Ont.)

5. Mad Tom IPA (Muskoka Brewery, Bracebridge, Ont.)

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6. Megadestroyer Imperial Licorice Stout (Howe Sound Brewing Co., Squamish, B.C.)

7. No Chance With Miranda (Great Lakes Brewing Co., Toronto)

8. Ol’ Fog Burner Barrel Aged Strong Beer (Garrison Brewing Co., Halifax)

9. Thirsty Beaver Amber Ale (Tree Brewing Co., Kelowna, B.C.)

10. Sap Sucker Maple Porter (Fernie Brewing Co., Fernie, B.C.)

11. Sir John A’s Honey Wheat (Prince Edward Island Brewing Co., Charlottetown)

12. Woolly Bugger Barleywine (Howe Sound Brewing Co., Squamish, B.C.)

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