The Bar Towel

Does anyone know if this is available either thru LCBO or consignment ?

A few years ago I bought a case (might've been from Esprit) not sure.

I'm looking to buy another case for the summer.

Any ideas ?

Cheers,

Dave

A wrote:Just out of curiousity did they have this years Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale, or the new Hop Wallop from Victory?

i saw the celebration, but not the wallop

Hello All: Made my semi regular trip to mecca yesterday, and picked up some good stuff... I could not believe the amount of stouts this winter... :o The stuff in bold are my faves that I've already tried, the rest is all new to me... Have any of you tried these, and if so, any comments ? Cheers ! Da...

i tried this in seattle last year and loved it, and after trying without success to get the Rogue Chocolate, i went to an lcbo in markham not expecting anything of interest, and saw 16 bottles :o of it on the shelf, so i bought 6 of 'em :D pleasant surprise... cheers dave I can't say that I'm surpri...

Hey Greg: That's a really good idea. We had a tasting at my basement bar with beer we bought at Premier, and chocolate that friends brought back from Belgium, and it worked very well. We were at Woofstock and were blown away when we stumbled across Soma...very $$$ as you said, but great chocolate. I...

Saw this in today's National Post, not a fan of Richler, but it's an interesting article nonetheless... :wink: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- The goo in your brew They're not listed, but 109 ingredients are allowed in a Canadian beer Jacob Richler Nationa...

Andicus wrote:P.S. Is that a Schneider Weisse glass on the top shelf? If so, can I inquire as to where you got it?

good eyes

friends of mine picked it up in germany a few years back

i'm always amazed that they make it back in the luggage intact !

Cass wrote:Nice work Dave. But that bar needs some Bar Towel coasters!

thanks cass !

actually i have a stack of bar towel coasters i got from you at one of
the c'est what festivals...

and there is one up on the rafters,
you just can't see it in the photo

joey_capps wrote:Where are the tap handles?

Nice Job,

Joe

thanks

i wish...we could only afford a "dry" bar,
but nothing the beer fridge can't handle

dave

Hello All: Mostly been lurking, but wanted to pass along really great news. After over 6 months of work in our new house, and finally saving enough money to finish it, our basement bar " the severed arms " is finally finished :D Here are some pics : Picture of original basement taken befor...

that's what i thought...i could've sworn i saw that in B.C, and now i know i wasn't dreaming...i liked ted and ben's alot, and i liked the st peter's english ale, but i thought the lemon and ginger was horrible... i remember drinking it a few months ago and thinking that it had a weird aftertaste, a...

city tv had their live eye at gooderham and worts this morning and they talked to the guys from mill st for a bit... they showed the brewery, and the tanks and vats etc were there (as well as alot of kegs) it looks like there's still work to be done...one of the guys said that they should be up and ...

i have about 75 glasses, and i find the best way to get the familiar ones is to ask your server... i've bought all the standards (guinness, caffreys, harp, boddingtons etc) this way...i bought the entire unibroue glass selection at the atwater market in montreal...also picked up a few cool ones at g...

saw these at the crossways mall lcbo
at dundas west and bloor:

Black Wych Stout 500 mL
Badger Tanglefoot Ale 500 mL
Smuttynose Old Brown Dog 355 mL
Brakespear Ted and Ben's Organic Beer 500 mL
Rogue Dead Guy Ale 650 mL
Strong Suffolk Ale 500 mL
Well's Bombardier Ale 568 mL

cheers

dave

sounds good...i'm in ! cheers dave ------------------------------------ On 2002-09-10 07:26, Cass wrote: It looks like the 23rd is emerging as a good date for many involved, including Smokeless Joe who has generously offered to host. Hoping to get confirmations from everyone who can attend so I can ...