In the immortal words of Ric Flair, "WOOOOOOOOOO!!!"tuqueboy wrote:As for the Dieu du Ciel Rosee D'Hibiscus, it's definitely part of the summer release.
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2010 predictions for the Ontario beer scene
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Well? It is a terrible beer. And even a cretin knows Aspartame™ causes cancer in laboratory rats.wilco wrote:Wittekerke Rose still plagues our stores half a year later.
Yeah I cannot stop enjoying DDC beers, they have a lot of soul!!
In Beerum Veritas
The following predictions are really wishes for 2010.
1. More California West Coast IPA beers at the LCBO (Stone, Alesmith, Green Flash, etc).
2. Homebrewing takes off in the GTA
1. More California West Coast IPA beers at the LCBO (Stone, Alesmith, Green Flash, etc).
2. Homebrewing takes off in the GTA
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Just a quick question (that's a little tangential but related):
Has LCBO taken Dieu du Ciel's Peche Mortel completely off the shelves? or Can i expect to see it sometime soon?
I read somewhere in the forum that the beer was recalled due to a bottle cap policy (or what not), but when I search it from the LCBO site, it's got the the word, discontinued beside the availabiltiy. I was wondering if anyone here knew.
Has LCBO taken Dieu du Ciel's Peche Mortel completely off the shelves? or Can i expect to see it sometime soon?
I read somewhere in the forum that the beer was recalled due to a bottle cap policy (or what not), but when I search it from the LCBO site, it's got the the word, discontinued beside the availabiltiy. I was wondering if anyone here knew.
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"Discontinued" is routinely placed after products that are brought in as seasonals (as was the case with the Peche) have seen their last seasonal shipment delivered to the LCBO warehouse. Doesn't mean that it won't be back - more like a "discontinued - for now" designation. IIRC, the bottecap issue was solved near-instantaneously, and wasn't really an issue. If you search on the LCBO site under a specific city (i.e. Toronto - Central), you'll see that there is some stock left, but not much. More to be had in other zones, though.mytjemo wrote:Just a quick question (that's a little tangential but related):
Has LCBO taken Dieu du Ciel's Peche Mortel completely off the shelves? or Can i expect to see it sometime soon?
I read somewhere in the forum that the beer was recalled due to a bottle cap policy (or what not), but when I search it from the LCBO site, it's got the the word, discontinued beside the availabiltiy. I was wondering if anyone here knew.
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Last time i checked Summerhill LCBO had some - however, this was 2 weeks ago. On another note, I stopped by bar Volo for the first time and saw that they had it on tap! It was delicious.mytjemo wrote:Ahhh got yamebbe i should go peche hunting tomorrow. I've never had one and am dying to try it.
Thanks for the info.
Hmm... ya i think i was a bit late on that train. I called Summerhill about a week ago, and they didn't have any. Consequently, i just had an aventinus ice bock (instead), which i enjoyed QUITE a bit... although enjoying the beer did include me accidentally slipping and breaking my roommate's plate...Mr. Lou Pepe wrote:Last time i checked Summerhill LCBO had some - however, this was 2 weeks ago. On another note, I stopped by bar Volo for the first time and saw that they had it on tap! It was delicious.
As far as bar volo is concerned, thanks for letting me know =) Mebbe i'll head down and try a pint.
What else is definitely part of the summer release?tuqueboy wrote: As for the Dieu du Ciel Rosee D'Hibiscus, it's definitely part of the summer release.
1. More 'fake' craft brands from the majors.
2. Something like an 'easy drinking' Keiths coffee porter made by mixing Blue Lite with real Tim Horton's coffee.
3. More low end swill from South America being sold as premium product here.
4. Recession busting special cases of 29 Bud. With a commemorative ball cap.
5. An awesome new summer eyewear collection and talking bottle opener being released at the BS.
2. Something like an 'easy drinking' Keiths coffee porter made by mixing Blue Lite with real Tim Horton's coffee.
3. More low end swill from South America being sold as premium product here.
4. Recession busting special cases of 29 Bud. With a commemorative ball cap.
5. An awesome new summer eyewear collection and talking bottle opener being released at the BS.
Brands are for cattle.
Fans are cash cows.
The herd will consume until consumed.
Fans are cash cows.
The herd will consume until consumed.
Oh and...
I am predicting/hoping that the trickle of new beers from the East Coast and Quebec will attract enough demand for the LCBO to consider more beers from other provinces. It's high time we got some of the fantastic beers from B.C.
Unfortunately we may have to continue to put up with Okanagan and soon probably Granville Island (due to Creemore tie up) beers for a while.
Philips, Spinnaker, Tree or Speedway could probably do very well in Ontario.
I am predicting/hoping that the trickle of new beers from the East Coast and Quebec will attract enough demand for the LCBO to consider more beers from other provinces. It's high time we got some of the fantastic beers from B.C.
Unfortunately we may have to continue to put up with Okanagan and soon probably Granville Island (due to Creemore tie up) beers for a while.
Philips, Spinnaker, Tree or Speedway could probably do very well in Ontario.
Brands are for cattle.
Fans are cash cows.
The herd will consume until consumed.
Fans are cash cows.
The herd will consume until consumed.
Peche Mortel is a great beer when you can pick up a six-pack in Quebec or a few bottles at the LCBO, but it goes up into my top few Canadian beers when served on tap. Definitely seek that out if possible.Mr. Lou Pepe wrote:Last time i checked Summerhill LCBO had some - however, this was 2 weeks ago. On another note, I stopped by bar Volo for the first time and saw that they had it on tap! It was delicious.mytjemo wrote:Ahhh got yamebbe i should go peche hunting tomorrow. I've never had one and am dying to try it.
Thanks for the info.