Cshh wrote:It's definitely sold out by now...

E: Gleemer also had their 3F drop today, of which only the A&G Honey and Oude Kriek still seem to have stock.

How do we know its the honey blend, LCBO and Gleemer did not specify that

lister wrote:Next up, loosen up the idiocy around how alcohol is imported into the province.

Whether the LCBO makes it easier or if individual store owners can bypass the whole LCBO process.

on the federal level, the new legislation to allow all alcohol between provinces should help?

This is good news for a few beer enthusiasts who have connections to effectively become beer stores. Its fair competition. It can only be better for the craft industry. The LCBO can go back to doing what they do best.

I liked the novelty when the first wave of Bellwoods Milksharks came out, but they are just too sweet and non-beery. Overall I've always disliked lactose beers of all stripes (few exceptions). I'm also lactose intolerant so it works out well. Surprising how many people are lactose intolerant - whic...

Its all about market share before the sell out, remember Mill Street?

On the less exciting side, an IPA from Creemore (ugh) and two new offerings from Side Launch (including their highly anticipated light lager :roll: ) that mean the death of the outstanding Mountain Lager (boo hoo). But a new German Pilsner from GLB offers hope - maybe it will become my go-to Ontari...

20-20 hindsight not to cellar most beers

But is it their glutten free version?

Mam Zelle a unique

collective arts ipa 8 starting to show inventory they must have done multiple can runs: just bought a couple dated 3/1/19, heard other people bought with late December dates... good news, since I was worried LCBO stock would be from the original November run - I'm not a fan of >month old IPAs thank...

collective arts ipa 8 starting to show inventory

I did the three year juggernaut last Christmas. The 2015 was still the best vintage, the 2016 is significantly more boozy, and 2017 was good, but more bitter and less booze. Looking forward to the 2018, but with losing their head brewer, I wonder what 2019 holds for SCA..? SCA had the 2017 and 2018...

Lickenhole Im told is now on permanent list of suppliers for those 2 cans. Don't know what they had to do to get that off the bat

-Liam- wrote:
I always check the dates on beer that I buy. If a hoppy beer is more than a month since packaging, I don't buy it. Their beer is changing in quality for the worse, unfortunately.

you are right again, Liam

That Butte Released June 2017. I guess left over bottles. Still should be good.