Sipping on Barncats Vanilla Late Milk Stout. Excellent beer. Pronounced vanilla flavour with a great coffee backbone. The signature creamy Barncat mouthfeel. I went in for a DIPA but left with this instead

All of the above true. Basically a tweaked recipe, same entry / beer identity on Ratebeer for example. If I had to guess I'd say CA Jam has only gotten better. I haven’t had it for a while, will have to re-visit. Is it just me...or has Life in clouds changed as well. It’s definately not as hazy as ...

My LCBO had Old Tom's Egg Nog and Beers of Scotland pack out today. little early? :o So I was in store today and the Xmas displays are going up fast. I saw a bunch alread. Czechvar mini keg St. Peter winter ale Bah humbug Innis gunn 3 pack(one mystery beer) and new glass Spencer mixed 3 pack with T...

All of these ones seem to be on shelves as of today: LCBO 58875 Aventinus Eisbock - 500 ml - Germany LCBO 374629 Fullers Russian Imperial Stout- 500 ml - United Kingdom LCBO 397695 New Holland Dragon's Milk - 650 ml - United States LCBO 526491 Cuvee Van De Keizer Imperial Blond - 750 ml - Belgium L...

JaseWescott wrote:My LCBO had Old Tom's Egg Nog and Beers of Scotland pack out today. little early?

Yeah....Halloween week is about the earliest I remember seeing the Xmas stuff out.

Barncat Honey Bell. I’m honestly not usually a fan of honey in my beer, but this was a stunner. Sour and funky, perfectly balanced and lots of citrus. These guys may be the kings of the IPA, but every sour I’ve had had also been top notch. This may be the best of all their sours I’ve tried.

All of the above true. Basically a tweaked recipe, same entry / beer identity on Ratebeer for example. If I had to guess I'd say CA Jam has only gotten better. I haven’t had it for a while, will have to re-visit. Is it just me...or has Life in clouds changed as well. It’s definately not as hazy as ...

My first offering from Fixed Gear, which opened last weekend. Their Pilsner.....and I’m pleasantly surprised. Nice and crisp, grassy undertones, some crackery goodness and a pronounced bitterness. It’s incredibly drinkable, and actually reminds me a bit of Jever

Ipa 5 A’s a vote brand would be epic. The best of the series so far, by a country mile. Wondering if they would drop the price for a core-brand beer though, as I remember it being close to 5$

^^^agreed to all of this. I don’t get there as often as I’d like, but I’ve been a half dozen times over the past couple months. Everything I’ve grabbed has been good-great. There’s usually a good selection of styles in take home format as well as at the bar. I always seem to get a touch of real dank...

don't want to derail but has anybody tried Autumn Ale by Royal City? potato beer! :lol: taste more pumpkin than pumpkin beers. https://untappd.com/b/royal-city-brewing-autumn-ale/1273477 Yep, I picked that one up at the brewery in Guelph probably 2 years ago now. Brewed with sweet potato, squash an...

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tyler90 wrote:

follwell9 wrote:Does anyone know when the Saison Dupont will hit the shelves? I have been travelling for a while and hope that I have not already missed it.

Don't know when it will be on the shelf, but you haven't missed it yet.

Still waiting.... Did I miss it?

In store now. Just grabbed 6

So it took me over a year to stop in here....and I live in Guelph. That’s how un-enthused I was about the place. And after giving it 3 tries now. I’ve had 3 different beers, all very average-below average. I’ve their saison, a stout and an ipa. I don’t remember exact pricIng(except the ipa I had on ...

Northworks 9 toed sloth stout-very tasty dry stout, the best dry stout I've had in a long time. My third or fourth beer from Northworks and all have been solid. Bellwoods Tangerine Milkshark-drinkable AF, tastes like a glass of orange juice in the morning. Barncat Pilsner-super crushable, crispy and...

P.S. although I've never ordered online....I highly recommend Merrit. Everything I've grabbed from the brewery has been fantastic