I'll try the fuck out of those. Sounds fun. And I'm also starting to board the train of 'all the fruit and lactose fuck off'. But not quite. I still enjoy the good stuff of that ilk and likely always will. Just get's a bit overwhelming sometimes. I am by no means a prude, but your consistent use of...

Do they have any beers in the LCBO? Not trying to be dickish, but why don't you just go to the LCBO website and check. I just did. They have no listings. I did do that. But from my experience using the LCBO app, I've seen beers not exist on there, only for them to be sitting on a shelf in a store. ...

-Liam- wrote:Do they have any beers in the LCBO?

Not trying to be dickish, but why don't you just go to the LCBO website and check. I just did. They have no listings.

Sawdust City Fruits of Eden There is what I will describe as a perfume like flavour in this. It reminds me of when I first had Mill St. Tankhouse Ale around 2007, a beer that I swear has been changed since then. Market Kodiak A 9% abv IIPA that I've had for awhile. Very good, but no mistaking it is ...

St. Mary Axe India Pagan Ale

Very good. I've said before that I prefer the more bitter interpretations to the fruity and citrus ones, and this one hit the spot when I got home today.

lagerale wrote:

GtownRandy wrote:Paulaner Salvator Doppelbock is back. What a great value, $2.95 for a 500ml can of 7.9abv goodness.

Nice catch. I really enjoy this beer.

I wanted to try it last year, but missed out. Glad to see it's back....with a recommendation to boot.

I don't mind pumpkin beers. Having a couple a year around October is fine. Just like some of the winter beers in December and January. My favourite though is Southern Tier Pumking. :cry: I'm going to try to brew a clone this year though with less ABV. Completely agree with liking a little pumpkin b...

JaseWescott wrote:I hope IPA No. 7 is more interesting like a Sour or Brut IPA.

Available at the brewery is:

Hot Pink Brut IPA brewed with Hallertau Blanc and Vic Secret Hops.

I bought some Saturday, but haven't tried it yet.

I'm pretty meh on No. 6 as well. I'd rather not see any fruit, sour, lactose etc. type beers in this series but hey, I'm not the brewer. I want beers that are solidly in the "trad" IPA category (i.e. hoppy). Loved no. 5. If I had my druthers I'd love to see them do a triple IPA for the wi...

seangm wrote:Grand Rapids

Grand River

A quick scan of their portfolio shows a lineup consisting of an English IPA and two lagers. Yup, cutting edge. I'm not calling them cutting edge (I found that humorous too), but I think you are selling them short. They have five listings in TBS. True North Copper Alt Bier True North Cream Ale True ...

distr0 wrote:according to lcbo.com, there's 2 bottles of each of the Hill Farmstead release on the shelves in Ignace, Ontario

ROAD TRIP!

Masterplan wrote:Keep 6 bringing in La Orange De Dunham is going revive this thread...

Had to look that one up.



Can't see that making to the LCBO shelves.

A quick scan of their portfolio shows a lineup consisting of an English IPA and two lagers. Yup, cutting edge. I'm not calling them cutting edge (I found that humorous too), but I think you are selling them short. They have five listings in TBS. True North Copper Alt Bier True North Cream Ale True ...