The Bar Towel

The cask list is up: https://caskdays.com/oncask

Was at the Greenwood store today and they're advertising that they close down for good at end of day on March 18.

The Beer Store near Dovercourt & Dundas has a condo sign up, too.

Any other stores going?

midlife crisis wrote:Yeah, that was it. Beer Street!

Beer Street was one of the few places I could take my kid under Toronto's nutty anti-smoking laws of the day.

Gabby's has occupied the site for quite a while now.

midlife crisis wrote:Don't know how long you've been there, but didn't Granite Brewery try a satellite space at Pape and Danforth for a little while, back in the day? Wonder if this is the same building?

The Granite's Beer Street was at 729 Danforth.

GoodLot Farmstead Ale (569228) is in the LCBO website but not showing stock. I had a can at a restaurant on Thursday and enjoyed it.

The menus are up. 14-ounce pours with the cheapest being $6.75.
http://craftbeermarket.ca/toronto/fresh-beer

Their twitter says that they "officially open this Wednesday, December 6".

The cask list is up.

They rang up 9 infractions again: http://www.blogto.com/eat_drink/2017/09/toronto-dinesafe-asian-legend-dennys-amsterdam-brewhouse-starbucks/.

Does anyone know why the alcohol levels weren't displayed on the casks? I heard that the B.C. section was the only one to do it this year. The only indication of strength I saw was the red dot for high-octane items.

DeMarco wrote:Anyone know if their is a discount for going to Sunday's session if you went to one of the previous this year? I didn't see anything about it while at cask days

It was on the back of the voting ticket that was in the glass with the guide and tokens. $5 admission to Sunday.

Bonus! It's right across from the park: "Residents worry about drug use, crime in Barbara Hall Park"

I found a flyer for The Brew Box (https://www.thebrewbox.co/) on my porch this morning. Some interesting stuff but that's a lot of coin.

Lovin' the Muddy York Buck 10 right now. Bottle from the brewery.

" The Toronto Blue Jays are pleased to welcome Mill Street Brewery to Rogers Centre to provide some of Toronto's favourite beers and ciders to fans at Rogers Centre. New additions to the 2016 season line-up include Mill Street Brewery's Original Organic, 100th Meridian, Tankhouse Ale, West Coas...