...The Social Responsibility game is all they have, and they are trying to engrain the people of this province with such thoughts. If there is a strike, Ontarians will have little patience for it....but the empathy may come in the fact that if enough people are on board with the whole Social Respon...

Half-assed efforts at different beers and maintaining a no-assed effort with their regular line-up is a lot easier than innovating and adapting.

DDC beers are like people, some get along with you immediately better than others which take time to grow on you. A few are other people's best friends though you can't stand them, despite their obvious good qualities. DDC is a relationship as much as a very fine brewery. It's all about character. ...

It's a Pumpkin Lambic.

Email the brewery and tell them how great it is that they've been pioneering Lambic's in Ontario for years now.

Celebrator Dopplebock. It tastes like peanut butter and jelly.

I am here frequently.

It's great.

Support it. Experience it. Live it. Love it.

This is awesome.

Sending an email to them now is met with an immediate response from the server saying the message couldn't be sent. They are completely unaccountable for their legendary QC issues. They focus on gimmicky beers with labeling meant to catch the passing eye. Maybe they're secretly owned by Molson's as ...

I think too many of these stores try to load up their inventory and say they have the best selection of craft beer in their county. But I don't think these small towns have the demand. Which is why I am going to be super careful from now on. ...but I can see how certain small stores put quantity ah...

Good lord.

Why is there no email to contact them on their website? I tried sending an email to info@alesandmeads.com, but I got the rejection email from gmail. Also, who designed their site? I seriously hope they didn't actually pay money for such a half-assed effort. It looks like they stole the background fr...

Belgian wrote:3) the really good news.

Of all the great news as of late in the Ontario beer scene, nothing makes me happier than this.

Last year I had the privilege to attend a beer sensory course held by Chris Williams (I think I've got the last name correct!) of Sleemans. It was a really fantastic course in which we got to try beers with every sort of off flavour in them. What as really neat was to see how some people could be r...

Befitting that the only guy who's rated anything from them, is an American from Ohio.

Over 300,000 registered users, but I only see a handful of names posting. Is this is the place to be for passionate beer fans living in Ontario? Things are getting better, but we're still beer starved here imo. So I'm shocked to see serving sizes and real estate dominate the thread of a new (hopefu...