beerstodiscover wrote:IMO Collective Arts Liquid Art Fest IPA from last year was the best Ontario milkshake

Yes, very true! Forgot about that one. It was terrific. More like that, please.

I really enjoyed the Peter Pale & Mary recently. Good stuff, and quaffable at that ABV.

I like 'em so no it hasn't gone too far. If you don't like them then don't drink them. Applies to any style. I like them too, when they're good. Can you name some that you've liked that I might check out? (other than Milkshark, which was excellent) Last few I've tried have been disappointing to awf...

Yeah, but Moosehead's version is sure to be awesome

Agreed, though I have enjoyed a few of them, notably the Bellwoods tangerine one last year, which was awesome. At the other end of the spectrum, the new Lake of Bays peach one is close to undrinkable, IMO (and I'm not one to pile on Lake of Bays for everything they do).

OK, has this trend gone too far yet?

http://www.caskhunter.com/index.php?main_page=document_general_info&cPath=1&products_id=10894

I recall the initial 2006 release of dogfish head 60 minute IPA in Ontario led to major news coverage and an absolute buying frenzy. Our home industry was like 'really? Hoppy west coast sells better than Cream Ales and pale lagers?' Such a comparatively recent transformation yet with such an inunda...

BakaGaijin wrote:That last post was actually with regards to the Budweiser.

Dude, do you even understand what sarcasm is?

Ah. I don't use Instagram. Thus the "old" part I guess.

You think you are a reasonably attentive and sophisticated beer geek, yet you have never heard of the "boss pour", apparently a thing: https://vinepair.com/articles/boss-pour-beer-instagram/?utm_source=The+Drop+by+VinePair&utm_campaign=4849b856cc-MAR_29_2019&utm_medium=email&ut...

Lol. Who doesn't enjoy a nice, cold Busch Light from time to time?

Yes, Surround Sound, then Life in the Clouds, are the best CA offerings for me too. Re-tried Ransack this weekend based on some posts here and nothing at all wrong with it, but I didn't quite love it as much as the ones above, or a few Bellwoods offerings, say. Unfortunately I have not experienced t...

Whitewater Icebreaker Brut IPA. Quite a credible shot at a NE-style IPA from the boys in Forresters Falls. Very nice. The challenge for those of us not in the greater Cobden area, of course, will always be finding it fresh, but slightly miraculously I picked up a can "PK ON 04 MAR 19", whi...

Fraid so.

https://www.thestar.com/business/2018/04/05/brunswick-bierworks-a-brewery-that-helps-others-craft-beers.html

https://torontolife.com/food/wine-and-beer/new-brunswick-bierworks-like-no-brewery-toronto

Pretty sure it's because they are brewed there. Same as Omnipollo.