We are pleased to continue our relationship with Upstreet Craft Brewing, and would like to introduce you to what’s on tap this season, including the return of Eighty Bob!
Commons Czech Style Pilsner
Upstreet’s take on a Bohemian classic. Balanced and crisp, this local lager might be your new favourite brew. The Pilsner style comes from Pilsen, Czech Republic, the original city in which it was brewed. Following tradition, they wanted to name their Upstreet Pilsner after its birthplace. In the 18th century, the brewery site was in “the Commons” – the outskirts of Charlottetown proper
Eighty Bob Scottish Red Ale
Bob is steadfast but not set in his ways. He offers a fresh perspective and challenges old ways of thinking. Light on his feet and quick with his words, Bob’s full of character, and so is this Scottish Red Ale. It has a rich malt flavour woven into the dark red setting. Bob may not be as rich, but he knows his worth and not a shilling less.
Do Gooder American Pale Ale (APA)
Life is good with this go-to ale. A favourite style of Upstreet’s head brewer who values flavour balance as much as hop character. Named in tribute to all the good folks who helped make the Upstreet dream a reality. This’ll do ya good!
10% of the proceeds of Do Gooder go to the Do Good fund for local arts and culture initiatives.
Upstreet’s mission: to make beer, have fun, and refresh the community!
The Cornwall Curling Club is pleased to partner with this great company and its great products!
With their home brewery at 41 Allen St. in Charlottetown, Upstreet Craft Brewing is a B-Corp certified company with three locations across two provinces, a line of craft sodas, Rewind Vodka Coolers, and beer on shelves in all four Atlantic provinces.
In 2016, Upstreet became the first business on Prince Edward Island to gain B Corp Certification, part of a global movement of leaders that find innovative new ways to use business as a force for good. They meet the highest standards of overall social and environmental performance, transparency and accountability and aspire to use the power of business to solve social and environmental problems.
There are more than 2000 Certified B Corporations in over 120 industries and 40 countries with 1 unifying goal – to redefine success in business.
