Lucky Bar

Partying has always been part of having fun. A person’s life will be totally boring if there will be no parties. Actually, many people consider it as a must in order to distress and just have a good time with family or circle of friends. Victoria BC party is just among the events you would want to experience. When you are in the city, do not miss out to spend your night in the bars that you could see around.

There are many reasons why people would want to go or have a party. Life will have a life if it is shared with people you love to be with having delicious foods paired with your favorite drinks. Music makes life even livelier because it sets the mood for partying. This means that music is important to every party because it sets the mood for the people in the house whether to remain seated or not. It will make you decide if y will continue chilling just by having a glass of wine or choose to have hard drinks and dance all night long.

You can actually find a place where it offers live band entertainment and they have a disc jockey as well. This is why Victoria party is fun because you do not have to go somewhere else in order to find the entertainment that you wanted. Visit the online world and search for the bar that has this kind of entertainment. You should know their schedule and as well as customers feedback.

Wherever you may be in Canada, you certainly know that there are many places to visit. However, one of the best places to visit to is Victoria. Aside from the attractions during the day, the most exciting part to explore is during the night where you will be able to explore different bars that offer different kinds of entertainment aside from good food and cozy ambiance.

There are bars that host concerts. This is one great event where you will enjoy not just the music but the band or performer behind it. It is at the same time your chance to mingle with other music lovers and the fanatics of the specific performer. Whenever you want to eat, drink and dance after, you will certainly find a bar that you do not have to leave and look for another location just to dance.

There will be a bar that will not just make you enjoy eating and drinking. They will also make your night fun with their resident disc jockey who will play the genre of music you will surely love.

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Upon my first tasting, I noticed that each beer in their regular lineup was possessed of the same smooth, clean taste and light finish. In addition, the alcohol content was consistently lower than what one would expect: ranging from 3.8 to 5.2% alc/vol. I was curious as to why this was, until I read up on their brewery’s mission statement and realized that this was in keeping with their commitment to sessions. Outside of the UK, sessions are somewhat rare, so it is certainly interesting to see this kind of experimentation going on right here in my own backyard.

And now, let’s get to their regular lineup:

Blonde Ale: The lightest tasting beer in to come out of the Moon Under Water brewery, this beer is a combination of barley and wheat malts (90/10)  that is fermented using traditional Saaz pilsner hops. The result is a clean, refreshing tasting beer with a light crisp hop bite and a highly clean finish. Ordinarily, I like my beers to have a bitter ending, something that will play out on the tongue for awhile. However, this beer is a great companion to rich and/or spicey foods and is perfect with warm weather drinking. 7.5/10

Lunar Pale Ale: A hoppier beer, though still quite light with a very clean finish. Relying on a combination of barley and rye malts (again a 90/10 split) and English hops, this beer has an aroma and taste that is smooth and gentle, yet ever so slightly reminiscent of rye bread. The hops are dry, calling to mind an ESB, but also boasting a touch of bitterness that is more consistent with West Coast Pales. Again, the finish is very clean, with subtle rye and hop notes that linger on the tongue. 8/10

Moon Bitter: The truest production to come from this brewery, a bitter which is most consistent with the tradition of sessions. It is also the lightest, being 3.8% alc/vol, and combining a fine balance of barley malts and West Coast dry hops. The result is a smooth, tawny, light-tasting beer that boasts a dry bite and a clean finish. During the 2011 CAMRA Vancouver Session Beer Cask Festival, this beer placed 1st out of 17 other contenders. 8.5/10

India Pale Ale: And now we get to the strongest, hoppiest product in the brewery’s lineup. Much like their Pale and Bitter, it uses multiple malts and dry hops that are quite balanced. The taste begins with a smooth malt flavor, a respectable bitter bite, and a subtle dry-hop finish. At 5.2% alc/vol, it is their most alcoholic beer, but still manages to come across as quite light compared to most West Coast IPA’s and is a good accompaniment to most pub and bistro dishes. 8.5/10

Located on Bay Street in the Gorge/Rock Bay area, Moon Under Water is a traditional English-style pub and brewery that boasts live music every Saturday night and where beer service happens at the bar! I for one want to check it out! It would be good to see how well their beer pairs with their food.