The Bar Towel

-Liam- wrote:
I always check the dates on beer that I buy. If a hoppy beer is more than a month since packaging, I don't buy it. Their beer is changing in quality for the worse, unfortunately.

you are right again, Liam

That Butte Released June 2017. I guess left over bottles. Still should be good.

Quebec was the same in the 70s. December you would be in a half hour lineup, or more. Buying beer at the corner store was such a relief.

There is a sub market for sweet stuff. AT Merit which does a bunch of sweets, even the IPA is tasting sweet

I agree with Gedge's review above based on my Sunday visit, rather than the person who suddenly appeared after him and has just posted the 1 time with a lot of love for this place. I would give it a year and see if I would visit again.

JaseWescott wrote:anybody else find IPA No. 6 disappointing? a couple beer reviewers on Youtube didn't like it either. this is a rare swing and miss from Collective Arts.

i find the ir batting average has fallen below the Mendoza line in 2018

jeremyg wrote:

northyorksammy wrote:i also think you didnt get my email as I have a great idea. You have another email address for me. Lets chat there

let's hear it

shoot me a beer mail as it looks like you did not get mine

private msg sent

i also think you didnt get my email as I have a great idea. You have another email address for me. Lets chat there

Hitting stores mid-September:

based on many years' experience: beginning of September through November, with at least one no-show

Haven't gone for several years, and even then it was morphing into an exhibition just of Quebec one-offs. Still make at least one trip to Montreal a year.

Yup, part of the Grant Van Gameren empire. I've been numerous times and concur with your assessment, as it has probably (outside of Pharmacy) the best beer selection in Parkdale. It's not as easy to find good and different craft choices in Parkdale as it used to be. The Rhino (based on my last visi...

so now they have double trouble

it was the first quaffable wild/sour, to upgrade my comment. Yes, here's to Grand River. Great space too.

They produced The second Ontario wild/sour on record, a malted down flemish red

is it timmermans oude geuze as per the picture, or old kriek as per the title?