velovampire wrote:

shintriad wrote: the event has become too popular for the space in which it is held...

My thoughts exactly. After seeing the lineup to get in I grabbed some DFH at the LCBO and drove home.

Managed to score a measly 4 bottles. Not something I'd drink bottle after bottle of but what's sitting in the cellar is going to be great on those cold winter nights infront of the fireplace.

Belgian wrote:This bottling is spot on and is my favorite thing they make. Horde six bottles & stash someplace dark and scary.

Bought several from the brewery and cannot wait to sit down with them over the holidays.

a Unibroue package with glassware would take care of 75% of my christmas gift-giving list.

I like the Intro to Craft Beer idea featuring seasonal brews.

Not in Kitchener but I go through weekly thanks to work - LMK

Grabbed One of two 6-packs left in Aurora at the LCBO on Bayview North of Wellington - Still one left for somebody willing to make the drive.

JesseM wrote:Why the hell is Tottenham hording all the Belhaven Wee Heavy at the moment? 143 bottles? What the hell?

Gotta increase tourism somehow!

Most places I go to will at least have a Steamwhistle or Rickards White on tap, so that's usually my default beer. In the States I downgrade to a Sam Adams. If neither of those are on tap that's when I reach for the Run and coke. Luckily my local pub has a seemingly endless supply of King Pilsner on...

Just recently had the Southern Tier after about a year drinking DFH and I gotta go with Southern Tier.

I did a trip through Vermont a couple months back. For a small state there are some terrific micros and brew pubs. Im thinking of making a weekend in Vermont a yearly trip. For the breweries I hit Rock Art in Morrisville, Magic Hat (Always an experience) Otter Creek and Zero Gravity (American Flatbr...

Unibroue La Fin Du Monde
Great Lakes Pumpkin Spice
Rock Art Stump Jumper