Belgian-Style Dubbel
The Belgian-style dubbel ranges from brown to very dark in color. They have a malty sweetness and can have cocoa and caramel aromas and flavors. Hop bitterness is medium-low to medium. Yeast-generated fruity esters (especially banana) can be apparent. Often bottle-conditioned, a slight yeast haze and flavor may be evident. “Dubbel” meaning “double,” this beer is still not so big in intensity as to surpass the Belgian-style quadrupel that is often considered its sibling.

This dry Irish Stout has been compared to Guinness and is always a favourite this time of year. Ask your server if it is on tap yet. Poured with Nitrogen this stout forms a delicious creamy head full of flavour.
Don't be afraid if the Dark. Try one today!

It should be ready around the 15th of May so check back and see if it is on tap. We will have a limited number of cans packaged for you to take home, send to friends or just enjoy yourself. It sold out fast last year so don't miss out on this great beer. This year we are using Okanagan Wildflower Honey supplied by the good folks at Planet Bee in Vernon.

This very special beer is brewed exclusively for our Cystic Fibrosis Fundraiser. The Barley Station will be donating a portion of profits to the Kelowna chapter of Cystic Fibrosis Canada. We will be producing a limited quantity of this beer and packaging it in cans for sale. (Date of this release to come).
A dark red medium bodied beer with a touch of sweetness from the honey this beer is perfectly suited to any item on our menu.

Not ready yet but it is coming soon.

Like the original IPA Beers that were brewed with a high concentration of hops to make the long steamship journey to India, we have named our IPA after the SS Andover which was a steamship plying the Shuswap waters around 1913.

Our traditional Dry Irish Stout is back on tap.

Now for the first time in Salmon Arm . Barley Station Cold Brew Nitro Coffee. Brewed from Wild "Frog Friendly" Coffee roasted right here in Canoe. and served on tap. The nitrogen produces a delicious creamy head that adds to the flavour of the coffee. Try it today for the first time today at the Barley Station Brew Pub.
"Always Brewing something Great"

November is Prostate Awareness month in BC and pubs all across the province participate to raise funds for the Prostate Center in BC. The Barley Station donated a portion of sales from Burgers and Beer to this worthwhile cause and this month we are pleased to donate $1543.00 to the BC Prostate Center.

Brewed right here.

We have once again produced a special Cask Beer infused with locally grown Haskap Berries. Come on in to the Pub around 4 pm when we will tap this special keg.