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Style: IPA - Other

ABV: 5.8    IBU: 56

Highlighted by the classic citrus character of cascade hops. This IPA has a complex flavour that takes influence from several international IPA styles. Well balanced notes that are piney, spicy, floral, earthy, and citrus will come from the hops accompanied by biscuit, bread, and mild chocolate notes from the malt. Enjoy with a variety of barbecued fare, spicy foods, or any food that needs a robust beer to stack up to.

First seen on Saturday, November 28, 2015

Style: Red Ale - Other

ABV: 4.4    IBU: 16

A light beer packed with malty flavour. Fresh baked bread, toasty, and nutty notes come through upfront. Rich malt and mild hop character come through on the finish to make a pleasant, balanced beer.

First seen on Saturday, August 22, 2015

Style: Pilsner - German

ABV: 4.8    IBU: 16

A clean, crisp, and pleasant German-Canadian Pale Lager. Easy drinking and smooth on the palate with no shortage of malty, sweet flavours. This refreshing beer can be enjoyed anytime in any setting.

First seen on Friday, May 23, 2014

Style: Stout - Irish Dry

ABV: 5    IBU: 28

A smooth & creamy, nitrogen infused stout. Rich malty flavours backed up by a dry finish. If you’re looking for a complex yet well-balance stout, look no further. The Lowertown Sapper's Stout strays a bit away from the standard Irish Dry Stout and takes influence from Oatmeal Stouts, American Stouts, and other international stout styles. Robust notes of coffee, chocolate, and malt make this a stout fan’s dream. For those who have never tried a stout before, they may be pleasantly surprised with how smooth and creamy a beer can be. Don’t knock it ‘till you rock it! Pairs well with beef (steaks and briskets), lamb, burgers, Irish stew, roast potatoes, and chocolate-based desserts.

First seen on Saturday, March 5, 2016

Style: Pale Ale - Other

ABV: 5.3    IBU: 30

Also known as the Lowertown Pale Ale. A Canadian Pale Ale with notes of stone fruits, citrus and fresh baked bread. Gold/orange in colour, with a refreshing, smooth sense on the palate. Pairs well with the Lowertown House Buffalo or Sweet Chili & Garlic Chicken Wings, Smokehouse Salad, BBL Burger, or the Summer Berry Cheesecake dessert jar.

First seen on Monday, May 18, 2015

Style: Lager - Dark

ABV: 4.9    IBU: 16

A Canadian version of a light Bock. This lager is well balanced and clean with notes of biscuit, toffee, caramel, and rum. If you're tired of the usual rum & coke, give the dark lager a try. Pairs well with the Lowertown Burger, Spiced Beer Nuts, Hickory Smoked Rack of Ribs, or the Campfire S'mores Dessert Jar.

First seen on Thursday, January 1, 2015

Style: Lager - American Light

ABV: 4.5    IBU: 12

The El Camino Cerveza takes Bavarian brewing tradition of Caribbean/Mexican Lagers we know today to make a full-flavoured lager at the Lowertown Brewery in Ottawa. Crisp, smooth, pleasant, and refreshing. This lager is best enjoyed on the patio with some sun and maybe even with a lime on the side. Pairs well with chicken, tortilla-based dishes, light vinaigrettes, and grilled pub fare.

First seen on Friday, May 31, 2019

Style: Blonde / Golden Ale - Other

ABV: 4.7    IBU: 10

Style: Post-Prohibition Cream Ale/Session Blonde Ale Light, crisp, and refreshing. This is a beer for hot summer days on the patio. Mild notes of malt, corn, and lime with a dry taste. Pale straw in colour and nicely carbonated.

First seen on Thursday, May 17, 2018

Style: Brown Ale - Other

ABV: 4.8    IBU: 28

First seen on Sunday, March 21, 2021

Style: Bitter - Session / Ordinary

ABV: 5.3    IBU: 32

First seen on Saturday, January 22, 2022

Style: Sour - Other

ABV: 4.5    IBU: 10

A refreshing, thirst-quenching, kettle-soured ale with fresh peaches added. We’ve added a special blend of lactobacillus cultures to give this beer a pronounced sour character that is balanced out by the sweet flavour of peaches, honey, and bread dough. Enjoy cold and have as a refreshing beer on a hot summer day or let it warm to bring out a pronounced peach aroma and other subtleties. Pair with the Lowertown Smoked Cauliflower Fritters, the Dirty Bird sandwich, Field the Beets salad, the Summer Berry Cheesecake dessert jar, or a patio with some sun.

First seen on Thursday, June 14, 2018

Style: Wheat Beer - American Pale Wheat

ABV: 0    IBU: 0

First seen on Monday, September 7, 2020

Style: IPA - New England / Hazy

ABV: 5.4    IBU: 38

First seen on Wednesday, May 15, 2024

Style: Pale Ale - New England / Hazy

ABV: 5.6    IBU: 38

Also known as the Lowertown A.B.E.L. Hop heads rejoice! This is Lowertown’s first beer using Vermont Ale yeast and it’s a big one. We’ve come up with a full-bodied, smooth beer that’s loaded with flavour from a special blend of American hops. Abundantly fruity with some floral and herbal notes to round it out, this New England style Pale Ale is complex and will continue to develop different aromas as it warms in your glass. Pair with citrussy vinaigrettes, sweet mustards, curries, roast chicken, and smoked meat.

First seen on Friday, November 15, 2019

Style: Grodziskie / Grätzer

ABV: 3.8    IBU: 23

Also known as the Lowertown Grätzer. Made with a grain bill of 100% oak smoked wheat malt. We’re bringing in another traditional beer style originating from Grodzisk, Poland. Sometimes referred to as “Polish Champagne”, this style is a dry, non-filtered, highly-carbonated session beer highlighting the flavour from the oak smoked malt. Pairs excellent with seafood. Can be used for cocktails (think of it like an oak smoked club soda).

First seen on Thursday, September 5, 2019

Style: Rye Beer

ABV: 5.6    IBU: 20

Also known as the Lowertown Pie in the Rye. A full-bodied beer with a silky-smooth finish, our newest seasonal is autumn baked goods in a glass. Using barley, rye, wheat, and a good amount of spice, we’ve made something that is our perfect autumn beverage that can be enjoyed on its’ own or with food.

First seen on Friday, September 20, 2019

Style: Belgian Dubbel

ABV: 6.3    IBU: 18

Also known as the Winter Skate Ale. The perfect Winter companion. The Lowertown Dubbel is a formidable, strong, complex beer that is modeled after Western-European monastery beers known as “Dubbels”. A deep ruby red in colour with a creamy off-white head. Rich malty, dried fruit flavours and will finish with a smooth, warming texture. As mentioned in the serving notes, take your time drinking this as more of the rich, complex notes will become present as the beer warms. Makes an ideal after-dinner drink or will pair well with beef stew and carbonnade, wild game, brisket, or Lowertown’s Kale & Seed salad and Hickory-Smoked Chicken Wings. À la Belge!

First seen on Saturday, December 9, 2017

Style: Bitter - Extra Special / Strong (ESB)

ABV: 5    IBU: 0

First seen on Sunday, March 21, 2021

Style: Fruit Beer

ABV: 4.5    IBU: 8

Also known as the Lowertown Kriek After a long Winter, it’s finally time to sit on a patio with something refreshing. The Lowertown Cherry Beer is modeled after the Belgian Kriek, a style of beer that uses fresh cherries aged directly with the base beer. Our interpretation is something that shows the sweet and tart character of cherries, but still light and refreshing. As the beer warms, the fruity aromas of cherries, raspberry, strawberry, and Riesling grapes show a bit more. Aroma: Fresh tart cherries, sweet dark cherries, Riesling, citrus zest, honey, fresh baked bread Taste: Similar to aroma. Sweet, tart, cherry, bread dough, mild raspberry & strawberry

First seen on Friday, May 31, 2019

Style: Pumpkin / Yam Beer

ABV: 0    IBU: 0

First seen on Saturday, October 3, 2020

Style: Wheat Beer - Fruited

ABV: 4.4    IBU: 18

First seen on Saturday, May 11, 2024

Style: Kölsch

ABV: 4.6    IBU: 18

First seen on Saturday, May 18, 2024

Style: Rye Beer

ABV: 4.9    IBU: 16

Using as much malted rye as our brewing system could handle, we made something truly unique for Lowertown. While German roggenbier’s (rye beer) are already a rare style to begin with, we decided to make our own rye beer that would be appropriate for the start of patio season. Rich notes of rye bread are noticeable right away with more body to the mouthfeel compared to your average blonde ale. Drink cold, serve fresh, and enjoy the sunshine. Goes well with the Lowertown Poutine, Kettle Chip Nachos, Smoked Meat Sandwich, Warm Garden Pasta, but also a generally good beer to have alongside food.

First seen on Tuesday, March 27, 2018

Style: Wheat Beer - Dunkelweizen

ABV: 4.9    IBU: 4

First seen on Monday, October 14, 2019

Style: Bitter - Session / Ordinary

ABV: 5.3    IBU: 36

First seen on Saturday, May 4, 2024