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HAVE YOU EVER? 10 Beers, 10 Places

10 Canadian beers. 10 real places. 20 points on the line.

Episode fact-check: 2026-10-13 · Publication date: check the video

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One point for each beer you've tried. One point for each featured place you've visited. Ten beers and ten places mean 20 points possible.

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  1. Stop 01 · Victoria, British Columbia

    Blue Buck Ale

    Phillips Brewing & Malting Co. · Victoria

    Episode fact-check: Verified
    • An easy-drinking, malt-forward ale.
    • Northwest hops add a crisp finish.
  2. Stop 02 · Lacombe, Alberta · 3413 53 Avenue

    Five of Diamonds Pilsner

    Blindman Brewing · Lacombe

    Episode fact-check: Verified
    • A clean, bright pilsner at 4.8% ABV.
    • This beer is not the first Tally's Verified™ beer: that separate project is Blindman's 24-2 Stock Ale (AB-000001).
  3. Stop 03 · Currie Barracks, Calgary, Alberta

    Velvet Fog

    Wild Rose Brewery · Calgary

    Episode fact-check: VerifiedBuilding claim: disputed
    • A hazy, unfiltered wheat ale.
    • The taproom is in a former military building at Currie Barracks.

    Building origin disputed: a former military building at Currie Barracks, which the brewery calls a WWII Air Force hangar. Other accounts describe a Quonset hut. Its original function is not settled here.

  4. Stop 04 · 102 Copper Road, Whitehorse, Yukon

    Yukon Gold

    Yukon Brewing · Whitehorse

    Episode fact-check: Verified
    • English-style pale ale with a golden colour.
    • 5% ABV; the brewery describes five malts in the recipe.
  5. Stop 05 · Exchange District, Winnipeg, Manitoba

    1919

    Little Brown Jug · Winnipeg

    Episode fact-check: Verified
    • Flagship Belgian pale ale, not a generic pale ale.
    • Its name honours the 1919 Winnipeg General Strike.
    • The brewery opened in a century-old Exchange District building.
  6. Stop 06 · John Street Roundhouse, Toronto, Ontario

    Steam Whistle Pilsner

    Steam Whistle Brewing · Toronto

    Episode fact-check: Verified
    • Pilsner brewed at Toronto's historic John Street Roundhouse.
    • The roundhouse was built to maintain Canadian Pacific Railway locomotives.
    • The site is recognized as a National Historic Site.
  7. Stop 07 · GLB Brewpub, 11 Lower Jarvis Street, Toronto, Ontario

    Canuck Pale Ale

    Great Lakes Brewery · Toronto

    Episode fact-check: Verified
    • American-style pale ale at 5.2% ABV.
    • The featured East Bayfront location is the GLB Brewpub; the main production brewery is in Etobicoke.
  8. Stop 08 · Montréal, Québec

    Péché Mortel

    Dieu du Ciel! · Montréal

    Episode fact-check: Verified
    • Imperial coffee stout at 9.5% ABV.
    • The episode fact-check dates its first brewing at the Montréal brewpub to October 2001; the exact month awaits a public primary citation.
  9. Stop 09 · Seaport, 1149 Marginal Road, Halifax, Nova Scotia

    Tall Ship (East Coast Ale)

    Garrison Brewing Co. · Halifax

    Episode fact-check: Verified
    • Tall Ship is an East Coast ale at 5% ABV.
    • Garrison has brewed in Halifax since 1997.
  10. Stop 10 · St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador

    Iceberg Lager

    Quidi Vidi Brewing Co. · St. John's

    Episode fact-check: Verified
    • A crisp lager at 4.5% ABV.
    • The brewery says it uses iceberg water harvested off Newfoundland and Labrador.

Evidence grades above summarize this episode's fact-check (October 13, 2026), not a commercial Tally's Verified™ result. Individual claims can have different levels of support. Dates shown here refer to the episode research, not the Archive's per-claim verification dates. A wrong record is worse than an unknown one; unresolved claims remain visible.

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