Field House Brewing is in Abbotsford and they have quite a craft brewery scene here. There is a good selection of their beer on tap, so our friends wanted to give it a try as we were in the area.
Interior
The interior is very rustic with lots of wood accents like it’s a cabin.
Beer Flight
I got a flight of the lighter and less hoppy beers that they had.
Sour Wheat Gose is a 16th century German salted sour wheat ale. Soured with lactobacillus, the tartness of this Gose is balanced by the addition of coriander and elderflower and brewed with salt, hand-harvested by Vancouver Island Salt Company. It has a good balance that is salty, sweet and citrusy.
Dutch Pale Ale is the Dutch answer to the Belgian Pale Ale, mellow in malt and bitters, but finishes with a hint of new world hops.
Dutch Sour Wit is a witbier brewed with dried orange peel and coriander. The soured with their house lacto yeast culture and dry-hopped to compliment the flavour. This sour beer was pretty good.
Light Saison was one of my favourite here. It is a bit fruity, floral and a tad spicy.
Final Thoughts
It’s a pretty busy brewery and their sour beers are good. If you’re around Abbotsford, definitely check them out, drink some beers and have a few bites here.
We Rate Field House Brewing:
Address:
2281 W Railway St, Abbotsford
Website:
https://fieldhousebrewing.com