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Top 5 in no particular order (this list could also change as there were about 10-15 beers I was considering): - Mike Duggan #9 IPA - Durham Hop Addict - Denison's Weissbier - Mill Street Cobblestone Stout - C'est What Hazelnut Chocolate Ale This list makes me wish we had some double IPA's or imperia...

Other than highlighted, none are in the lcbo.com system. None of highlighted are showing stock, except the Rogue which may just be very old stock I'm pretty sure the Rogue is old stock. I bought a couple bottles in Mississauga back in July or August, and there seemed to be a few dozen in the system...

Do the tickets usually sell out quickly? I won't be in Toronto over Thanksgiving weekend either.

Love the Hop Stoopid and had some Lagunitas myself. My line up tonight...... Lagunitas Dogtown Pale Ale Lagunitas Little Sumpin' Extra! Ale Half Pints Humulus Ludicrous And you can't got wrong with Zeppelin. I'm having a Half Pints Humulus Ludicrous now too. I think it is my favourite Canadian beer.

The following beers are planned to be included in the LCBO's Autumn 2009 seasonal beer promotion. The official release date for these beers is Sept 14th. That's tomorrow , kiddies. Those beers will ALL BE FOR SALE in the morning, and store staff will know that they are selling them and be literate ...

A wrote:Is this still on tap at Cest What or Volo?

They didn't have it at C'est What yesterday.

That is a good deal. I got one just like it from the Real Canadian Superstore 5 years ago... I think it was $65. I use to buy all my caps & B-brite there as well. I'd recommend getting an autosiphon. You'll need a thermometer too... Need some advice. Bare bones minimum to go from extract to all...

I think I'm about to start homebrewing soon. Would anyone recommend starting with kits or buying everything individually? http://www.homebrew-supplies.ca/viartshop/product_details.php?category_id=0&search_string=kit&search_category_id=0&item_id=379 This is the cheapest one I've seen for...

I think I'm about to start homebrewing soon. Would anyone recommend starting with kits or buying everything individually? I have already read much of the How to Brew online book by John Palmer, so I have a basic idea of the process. I think I will start with extracts only at the beginning since it s...

so that's a train to Oshawa and then a bus to Peterborough. At first I thought there was train service all the way! One cool train service I did notice is a weekend train to Niagara falls and St Catherines. It says "seasonal" though. Ya, from what I understand the train service will only ...

Yesterday I had a Stone Old Guardian Barley Wine, Sierra Nevada Southern Hemisphere Harvest Fresh Hop Ale and a Smuttynose IPA. Today I had a Blue (while golfing... the choices were 10 different macro lagers), Smuttynose Old Brown Dog Ale, Sothern Tier Unearthly and a Smuttynose Robust Porter. a bl...

Yesterday I had a Stone Old Guardian Barley Wine, Sierra Nevada Southern Hemisphere Harvest Fresh Hop Ale and a Smuttynose IPA. Today I had a Blue (while golfing... the choices were 10 different macro lagers), Smuttynose Old Brown Dog Ale, Sothern Tier Unearthly and a Smuttynose Robust Porter.

I wish more places would switch Guinness for Cobblestone Stout. It would give me something better to drink at many places I find myself at when I'm out with groups.

Last night's lineup was Great Lakes Pumpkin Ale (awesome), Church Key Holy Smoke (started out awesome, I think the smoke was a bit much for me though), Stonehammer Dark, St Ambroise Pale Ale, Hop Addict and finished off with St Ambroise Oatmeal Stout. With the first 3 I had, I have now tried every b...

This sounds like it could be exciting. We have a serious lack of APA/IPA's available here. (I'm assuming this will be from one of these styles)