The Bar Towel

I find it deeply satisfying, maybe our taste perceptions are fairly different. I think they are. Bitter and me usually don't get along too well. See how hit hits you next time. Are you drinking it ice cold, that makes it too bitter for some people. Hope I haven't mislead you, shoot I would feel bad...

JerCraigs wrote:I have been out a number of times and made the server give me the 20 odd names on the tap list only to get a little peeved when I ordered my diet coke.

I do that too on occasion but usually when there's only MollbatCoBud available.

After attending the Church Key Spring Revival, we eventually made our way to Peterborough, wandered around town a little bit and then had dinner at St. Veronus. Good thing we did have reservations as that place is small, even with expanding to the next building. People would show up and usually walk...

So my girlfriend and I made the trek on Saturday. The drive was nice and pleasant. Pethericks Corners is small. Very small. Pretty much just four corners of an intersection. We got there at 11:15am which was good later as nearby parking became more difficult to come by. I tried everything but the ch...

Reservations made! We're looking forward to trying the place out. Thanks everyone for the info.

I've tried it a few times and have added it to the bottom tier of my rotation favourites. I agree with Greg on it being a good summer beer. Nice, light, not bitter and there's a certain sweetish taste to it that's tough to put a finger on.

Summerhill has been my favourite with a tie between Bayview and Davisville. The Yonge & Eglinton location, for such a high traffic area, is disappointing. I was up visiting the Downsview Costco on Saturday and on a lark decided to check out the LCBO there. I was quite amazed, as others have ment...

You'll see it shortly at ... St. Veronus in Peterborough. That's great. I love that spot and look forward to trying this beer. I found their web page. Interesting place. I think we may stop by for dinner after attending the Church Key event on Saturday on the way back to Toronto. Is it a good idea ...

The last time I was there, several months ago, they had Kilkenny on tap.

My message to the private magazine publishers: Boo hoo. Go stuff yourselves. If they think they're going to see an increased readership (and greater advertising revenues) due to Food & Drink going away then they're greatly mistaken. I don't purchase similar magazines now and don't intend to in t...

The three Rickard's products are worth trying. I think most would agree they're better than the Molson and Labatt big brands. In fact, out of all the honey browns I've tried, Rickard's version is the closest I've found to my defunct favourite Algonquin.

I don't mind a higher alcohol content but I want something that tastes good. These extreme hopheads seem akin to people who eat insanely spicy foods. You can't taste anything because your tongue is overloaded.

GregClow wrote:That being said - I've seen people enjoying this beer at Smokeless Joe on more than one occassion, and it's worth trying at least once if only for the sake of curiousity. Just don't expect anything big and rich and roasty.

I would be one of those people.

I picked up a case of six. :o I don't know about the tastebuds you guys have got. Yowzers! How the heck is that refreshing to drink?! I'll give it another go later in the week but the hand is firmly gripping the hammer... With apologies to Mr. Adams, it's like having your tongue smashed out by a bus...

If they think Rickard's and Keith's are exotic then perhaps Paulaner shouldn't be introduced so soon. Pouring out samples is probably okay but not inflicting a whole bottle on them. Here are some beers that I like to drink that are easy drinking, taste good, available just about everywhere and don't...