
A LOUNGE ABOVE THE CITY · VICTORIA BC
FIND
HAPPYNESS.
Burgers, margaritas and the latest Superflux on tap — in a room that takes cues from a certain kind of 70s hotel bar. {water fountain included}
ON TAP RIGHT NOW
IPA - West Coast
A classic West Coast IPA hopped with Centennial and Citra. We get lemon zest, orange pulp, pine and floral. Bright, clean and aromatic with medium bitterness and a dry finish.
Smoothie
Made with Lemon, Icecream, Graham Cracker, Vanilla.
IPA - West Coast
West Coast IPA with Human People, a brewery our Head Brewer Manaia has now collabed with at three different jobs on two continents. First as an FOH kid in New Zealand during hop harvest, then as an assistant brewer the following year, and now here. Some people collect records. Manaia collects, uh, Human People... ok that sounds bad.... Hopped with Mosaic Incognito in the whirlpool, Mosaic in the fermenter at knockout, and dry hopped with Luminosa and Mosaic Cryo. Extra crisp, extra drinkable, new school: tropical mango and papaya, soft citrus, and a resin-filled bitterness holding it all together.
IPA - Session New England / Hazy
Session Hazy IPA, all Citra dry hop. We smell loads of vibrant orange and mandarin, with some tropical coconut to tie it all together.
IPA - Imperial / Double New England / Hazy
juicy, hazy, and multidimensional flavor profile with a smooth mouthfeel and a dry finish.
IPA - American
Our flagship IPA — our little baby, our image of the everyday IPA. Made with a large amount of Citra hops, full of tropical and citrus fruit notes. Soft, tropical, herbaceous.
IPA - West Coast
A forward-looking take on the classic West Coast IPA. Bright and crisp this beauty is loaded with Mosaic hops. Colourful notes of tropical fruit, pine sap and a medium body of slightly sweet malt.
Pale Ale - New England / Hazy
Hazy pale ale with a blend of Aussie and American hops, delicate and smooth. Orange zest, guava, fresh cut grass.

THE SPACE
Two rooftop patios and a lounge designed to take you away — even if you're already on vacation.

