Powerhouse beer is certainly showing up occasionally, I haven't visited the actual brewery yet though.

A couple additions for brewpubs:

Dundas and Sons Brewing Company - 400 Adelaide Street North, London, ON, N6B 3H6 Website: http://www.dundasandsons.com

Powerhouse Brewing Company - 100 Kellogg's Lane, London, ON, N5W 0B4 Website: http://www.powerhousebrewery.beer

How is delivery handled for these? ie) Someone over 19 has to sign (yes?) so do they deliver in the evening, or leave it at the post office?

It's nice that he's been able to grow attendance, I guess it hasn't hurt him much that he's done it the same weekend as the Roundhouse Beerfest the past two years. That's why I missed the Forest City Beerfest last year, and why I'm missing it this year. I think other than Powerhouse, all the same br...

Since people were talking about it earlier, I thought I'd mention Forked River has Trinity back in stock. You can order it online if you're not in London, I have no idea what the shipping charges are like.

There is a new running store with craft beer tap room. I haven't been, a friend of mine was at their opening. They also are starting their own hop yard to sell to local breweries. Backroads - 1295 Riverbend Road, London, N6K 0G2, (519) 636-8420 | Website: https://www.backroadslondon.com/ What did y...

There is a new running store with craft beer tap room. I haven't been, a friend of mine was at their opening. They also are starting their own hop yard to sell to local breweries.

Backroads - 1295 Riverbend Road, London, N6K 0G2, (519) 636-8420 | Website: https://www.backroadslondon.com/

I hope all the new breweries succeed, but history and logic says they won't. Yeah, I feel bad for those guys who sold everything to open that new brewery if the gist is correct and they're going to open in a saturated market. It would also go poorly for this company who's slated to open here in Lon...

beerstodiscover wrote:Last year's Kentucky Bastard was 14.5% and countless other examples. There is some regulatory hoop to jump through and possibly tax implications.

That's a good point. Extra tax could be why they were losing money on it if I recall correctly from another thread.

Ontarded. That's a federal law Napalm Frog quoted, see the website. For imports, my guess is: other countries probably define beer differently, and the LCBO can certainly import liquors (ie "beer" that is above 11.9%) and put them in whatever section they like. Jeff, Beer Advocate, Ratebe...

I'm going for the first time this year, my plan was to just show up and see what I can get my hands on, I've barely paid attention to the brewery list. I'm guessing since my expectations are low, I won't be disappointed. I also don't really know what to expect. During a night of drinking Drunk ErkLR...

MatttthewGeorge wrote:No change in recipe, it's exactly what Belgian said: people don't like the word "bitter" and you [can't] stand in every store educating the customer.

No "bitter" for me, I'm going to grab this IPA...

I decided to wander around a local TBS after returning some empties and was surprised to find cans of Murphy's Irish Stout http://www.thebeerstore.ca/beers/murphys-irish-stout It't fairly similar to Guinness and so I think most here won't be wowed by it, but I have pleasant memories of drinking it i...

seangm wrote:Muskoka Harvest Ale is back and is in cans this time 'round

Great news. That means I'll actually be buying some this year.

Block Three Saison for $14 deposit included (as I understand the pricing?) They don't really say whether the listed price includes deposit or not. I'm guessing they would say explicitly if the price included deposit. They're currently listing Beau's Buenos Dias for $11.00. If that includes deposit,...