A very very good and a very very cool store to buy beer or wine or whiskey.read more

fantastic store, friendly and helpful staff. A pretty great selection considering how small it is…read more The staff are knowledgable! if you live in the area they will bring stuff in for you if you promised buy it. We give this two thumbs up!

Cold beer, wine and liquor. They had a pretty decent selection, including craft beers, at your…read moreaverage private liquor store prices.

Really nice selection of wines! Got the Butter Chardonnay…read morerecommended by the staff- very rich, buttery and full just how I like it. $33 The Paul AMAW Viognier was really interesting- medium bodies, smooth and a tad fruity with nectarine notes Liberty School CabSav was also on point. Very smooth, not super tannic (personally I'm not a fan of very tannic wines so this was ), and a hint of sweetness balancing out the full body of the wine. This one was also recommended by the staff - who seem to be very knowledgeable about the products they carry

2 words: Craft Beer…read more I've never seen a place like it. They put the LCBO to SHAME! There was a full wall dedicated to craft beer. It had every type of beer you could imagine. None of it was in the sissy cans, bottles or tallboys we have, these were ALL in 650ml or so bottles. Mmmmmmmm. They even have a loyalty club to get discounts on booze. All of the staff were friendly. They also had a sample table out with local cider.

Mead is a type of wine made from fermented honey, water, and spices. It is best served cold on a…read moresunny patio overlooking a beautiful forest with the hives that provide the honey buzzing below. Oh! Wow! Middle Mountain Mead has just such a patio! A free mead tasting conducted by the meadery's owner is the best way to get introduced to this beverage. At Middle Mountain they create the best mead I've ever had. Some is mixed with green tea, others with cranberries. Even if you don't like mead, you'll love the view and experience. They also have a fantastic blackberry wine. It's like Port but not as sweet and thick. I am a fan of dry rose so I'm also into really dry, flavorful mead.If you're ever on Hornby, be sure to visit this place.

The only thing it's missing is a dancing Satyr playing the flute! It is a whimsical and magical…read moreplace that should be on the top of your list of places to visit on your first (or every) trip to Hornby. The scenery alone makes it worth the trip... especially if you're not into mead. The tastings are generous and the staff is friendly; there is no "tourist hostility" here. Sit down, close your eyes, and breathe in the scent of lavender and clean forest air. Enjoy a glass of the Magic Mead (it's the best, trust me), and slow down for a moment... which is really impossible NOT to do when you're up there. The only disappointment you'll experience here is when it's time to leave.

A wonderful selection for Powell River area and helpful knowledgable staff. They are also…read moresupporters of a wide range of local BC wine and spirits producers and carry a good range of award winning local spirits. It's great to have such a well stocked and wide range of products in the area.

Fair to middling prices. Usually have some kind of sale/promo going on. Lots of parking , easy to…read moreget in & out of.

I don't drink so I can't say much about the beer. My friends do and they like it…read more There are definitely more options now. Besides beer, there are cider, radler, wine, cocktail and non alcoholic drinks like kombucha, alcohol free beer, lemon soda, sparkling water and juice boxes. The main stuff is still beer though with many different flavors. We noticed if you asked for the beer to drink at the beer garden at the back, you get less beer due to the mason jar used. If drinking inside the tasting room, it will be served in a glass. We only saw that when the staff had to transfer the beer from the glass to the mason jar after we said we would like to drink outside. The beer garden was nice. There was a mini playground for kids, grass for dogs and many Adirondack chairs scattered around for seatings. Just remember to leave the empty mason jars in a bin next to the gate when leaving. Cameras are all around the area.

This place has a great vibe and great beer. Definitely 5 stars if you're looking for a craft…read morebrewery in an old building in a unique location. After a couple brews, walk down the hill to stare at "the hulks" and closed pulp mill for awhile. Very interesting history. I'm pleased new businesses like this brewery are revitalizing an old company town. Kudos!!!

I owe it to the staff at Nightingale introducing this distillery to me. I never would have heard…read moreof them. When the opportunity to see this ditillery came up because I would be In Campbell River, this was a no brainer. I knew what I wanted, so I came away with three single malts. Smoke Point, which is an Islay style but smoked with driftwood, Classic Single Malt, and 10 Year Old Estate Whiskey. The gentleman helping me out was very friendly. They are known as a field-to-flask or grain-to-glass distillery. They grow their own grains to make the product and is disilled on site. All of the whiskies are overproof, with some more so than others. Enjoy responsibly.

What a random find! We stopped in to check it out and went on a short tour. The gentleman running…read morethe tour was most enthusiastic about the product and took us through how it is made. I definitely learned something! He answered all of our questions and gave us some samples. They have many varieties of triple distilled flavoured vodkas as well as a single malt whiskey. There is a room for weddings and the outdoor patio is blooming with flowers. A very nice venue!