Changing Colours Bastards Of Young Single Can

A BC craft lager from Changing Colours, brewed with enough intention that it sits well above the domestic standard. Clean and malt-forward with a gentle bitterness that doesn't overstay its welcome. At six bucks a can it's the move when someone wants something local and sessionable without overthinking it.

Changing Colours is a Vancouver-based craft brewery known for producing approachable, well-crafted beers that reflect the Pacific Northwest's casual drinking culture.

Bastards of Young is their take on a classic American-style pale ale or session beer, offered here in a convenient 473ml single can that makes it easy to try before committing to a full pack.

The beer sits in a style built for drinkability, balancing malt body with hop character without pushing into aggressive bitterness territory. Changing Colours has built a following in BC for keeping their recipes focused and honest, letting the ingredients speak rather than chasing trend-driven novelty.

At under six dollars for a single can, this is a solid option for someone exploring the local craft scene, picking up something cold for a patio afternoon, or simply supporting a neighbourhood brewery.

The 473ml format is generous without being excessive, and the single-can format is practical for mix-and-match six-packs or spontaneous purchases. If you enjoy West Coast craft beer that does not overcomplicate itself, Bastards of Young is worth adding to your rotation.