Canadian Showcase 2026

A selection of 32 exceptional beers from 3 Canadian brewers worthy of global recognition. In a few short weeks we're landing stock shipped cold directly from Bellwoods, Blood Brothers, and Dieu du Ciel!, straight to our coldstore in West Yorkshire.

The Canadian scene continues to thrive, drawing inspiration and talent from around the world to push boundaries and make some of the most ambitious and well executed modern beer in the world.

Bellwoods Jelly King

First released in 2016, Jelly King is the brewery's flagship brand that has begun to grow arms and legs of its own, sometimes being the reference point people know above the brewery name.

A lactic acid fermentation with 5 different Lactobacillus strains produces a base sour beer that pairs perfectly with a good dose of Dry Hopping.

Naturally, it also plays well with a whole host of fruits, and we have 3 fruited variants (one of which is NA).

Bellwoods

Bellwoods continue to work across a wide spread of styles, and our selection this year draws from their Farmhouse program, IPAs, Stouts, and even some cellared rarities too.

The brewery is consistently recognised as one of the top 100 in the world by the public, and their taproom receives the same plaudits too. A truly model modern brewery.

Dieu du Ciel!

Not many countries can claim a craft beer pioneer dating back to the late nineties, and even fewer can lay claim to one still operating at the forefront of quality.

But Dieu du Ciel! have been at it since 1997, staying faithful to their values of Boldness, Integrity, Refinement, and Collaboration.

Driving them forward is Peche Mortel, their incredible Imperial Coffee Stout. First brewed in 2001 it rapidly gained notoriety worldwide, and continues to do so.

Blood Brothers

Starting off life as a brewpub on Geary Ave (a super cool hub for food and drinks) opened by brothers Dustin and Brayden, Blood Brothers swiftly rose to prominence locally and required an additional larger commercial brewery.

They've kept on the original site, and all of its character too, pentagrams, skulls, black paint, and a soundtrack to match too.

They're as comfortable knocking out silly sours, as they are thoroughly well rounded IPAs or delicate lagers.