Agreed. Well, maybe not my favourite, but it's damn good. Especially considering that the brand is owned by S&N.Bytowner wrote:My God this Old Engine Oil is good. Can't blinking believe it. My new favourite beer, hands down. Creamy goodness.
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I see Old Engine Old is also getting some love in the What's Brewing column in the Toronto Star. 
http://www.thestar.com/comment/columnis ... cle/307069
http://www.thestar.com/comment/columnis ... cle/307069
Scott T.
No, I will not "beam you up."
No, I will not "beam you up."
Highly drinkable and flavourful - my ideal in a beer. It's well worth the three bucks to grab an armload and you are supporting real beer.
Speaking of that, I better get to finishing off my SI Black Irish Porter some day soon. I wonder if that fine brew will ever come back the same without Capt. Perry at the helm.
Speaking of that, I better get to finishing off my SI Black Irish Porter some day soon. I wonder if that fine brew will ever come back the same without Capt. Perry at the helm.
In Beerum Veritas
Had me an Harviestoun Engine Oil after taking a month off any booze (a little ritual I do every February, although in the future I might do something a little less extreme), the first Engine Oil I've had in years. Still really good, although something about the water seemed a bit musty.
Followed up with a Scotch Irish Colonel By. I should've broken my beer-fast with that. I'm telling you, I could live off that beer!
Followed up with a Scotch Irish Colonel By. I should've broken my beer-fast with that. I'm telling you, I could live off that beer!
I'm just polishing one off now after scooping the last 4 on the shelf at Brock St. in Parkdale (sorry Greg!) and introducing it to my brother. But besides the Engine Oil, my God what a piss-poor beer selection. Tons of Euro-lagers, and nothing but a few micro selections. I really hope they take note of the special ones that disappear quickly.
