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Toronto's Festival of Beer 2012 - July 27th to 29th
In past years, samples have been 4 ounces, poured in an 8 ounce plastic sampling cup, so you have the option to double up. Most beers are 1 ticket ($1 each) per 4 oz sample, or 2 tickets for a full cup, but some are more.atomeyes wrote:anyone know how much beer a sample ticket gets you?
we talking a pint or a full red cup full of beer?
They're moving from the plastic cup to a glass one this year, which might or might not mean a change in the sample size.
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We did a site tour yesterday regarding the Quebec Pavillion -- very impressive setup and with the Education Stage & Seminars closeby, it should be a very decent and civilized area for the Beer Activists crowd ... also, this Pavillion area is nowhere near the Bud Rig or the Molson Mile. The organizers are making an honest effort to make it enjoyable for all.
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The official word is that the World of Beer Pavilion featuring Quebec at Toronto's Festival of Beer will have the following Breweries/Brands
Le Cheval Blanc
Les 3 Brasseurs - Blonde, Amber, Brown, White, La Triple, La Belle Province, Raspberry Red, Julys Beer of the Month
Williams Premium Cider
Keep 6 Imports
Dieu Du Ciel! Corne Du Diable
Dieu Du Ciel! Derniere Volonte
Dieu Du ciel! Rosee D'Hibiscus
Charlevoix D.V Lupulus
Charlevoix D.V Blanche
Charlevoix D.V Saison
Le Trou Du Diable Schieve Tabarnak
Le Trou Du Diable Buteuse
Le Trou Du Diable Saison Du Tracteur
Les Trois Mousquetaires Maibock
Les Trois Mousquetaires Oktoberfest
Les Trois Mousquetaires Weizenbock
Dunham Belge IPA
Dunham American Pale Ale
Dunham Black IPA
Hopfenstark La Frambois
Hopfenstark Saison Station 16
Hopfenstark TBA
Les Vergers De La Colline CID Rose Cider
Le Cheval Blanc
Les 3 Brasseurs - Blonde, Amber, Brown, White, La Triple, La Belle Province, Raspberry Red, Julys Beer of the Month
Williams Premium Cider
Keep 6 Imports
Dieu Du Ciel! Corne Du Diable
Dieu Du Ciel! Derniere Volonte
Dieu Du ciel! Rosee D'Hibiscus
Charlevoix D.V Lupulus
Charlevoix D.V Blanche
Charlevoix D.V Saison
Le Trou Du Diable Schieve Tabarnak
Le Trou Du Diable Buteuse
Le Trou Du Diable Saison Du Tracteur
Les Trois Mousquetaires Maibock
Les Trois Mousquetaires Oktoberfest
Les Trois Mousquetaires Weizenbock
Dunham Belge IPA
Dunham American Pale Ale
Dunham Black IPA
Hopfenstark La Frambois
Hopfenstark Saison Station 16
Hopfenstark TBA
Les Vergers De La Colline CID Rose Cider
The full line-up for the Keep 6 taps has been confirmed:
Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel! Dernière Volontée (Belgian IPA)
Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel! Corne Du Diable (Montreal IPA)
Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel! Rosee D’Hibiscus (Belgian Wit)
Brasserie Dunham Belgian IPA (Belgian IPA)
Brasserie Dunham American Pale Ale (American Pale Ale)
Brasserie Dunham Black IPA (American Black IPA)
Hopfenstark Saison 7 (Saison With Seven Herbs)
Hopfenstark Boson D’Higgs (Berliner Rauch Saison)
Hopfenstark Framboise (Wheat Beer With Raspberries)
Le Trou Du Diable Scheive Tabarnak (Old Style Ale)
Le Trou Du Diable Buteuse (Belgian Triple)
Le Trou Du Diable Le Sang D’Encre (Irish Stout)
Charlevoix Dominus Vobiscum Saison (Belgian Saison)
Charlevoix Dominus Vobiscum Blanche (Belgian Wit)
Charlevoix La Vache Folle Imperial Milk Stout (Imp.Milk Stout)
Les Trois Mousquetaires Weizenbock
Les Trois Mousquetaires Oktoberfest
Les Trois Mousqeutaires Hopfenweiss
Les Vergers De La Colline CID Rose
Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel! Dernière Volontée (Belgian IPA)
Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel! Corne Du Diable (Montreal IPA)
Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel! Rosee D’Hibiscus (Belgian Wit)
Brasserie Dunham Belgian IPA (Belgian IPA)
Brasserie Dunham American Pale Ale (American Pale Ale)
Brasserie Dunham Black IPA (American Black IPA)
Hopfenstark Saison 7 (Saison With Seven Herbs)
Hopfenstark Boson D’Higgs (Berliner Rauch Saison)
Hopfenstark Framboise (Wheat Beer With Raspberries)
Le Trou Du Diable Scheive Tabarnak (Old Style Ale)
Le Trou Du Diable Buteuse (Belgian Triple)
Le Trou Du Diable Le Sang D’Encre (Irish Stout)
Charlevoix Dominus Vobiscum Saison (Belgian Saison)
Charlevoix Dominus Vobiscum Blanche (Belgian Wit)
Charlevoix La Vache Folle Imperial Milk Stout (Imp.Milk Stout)
Les Trois Mousquetaires Weizenbock
Les Trois Mousquetaires Oktoberfest
Les Trois Mousqeutaires Hopfenweiss
Les Vergers De La Colline CID Rose
Been to the TFB in previous years but have a question about a related event. Is there any difference between the TFB and the Queer Beer Festival, other than the obvious one? Have a friend going to his first beer festival at the QFB but can't advise him on what to expect unless it's pretty much a duplicate of the TFB.
Is the Queer Beer Festival offering the same beers as the TFB?
Is the Queer Beer Festival offering the same beers as the TFB?
From what I heard last year is that it is exactly the same but far less crowdedkormt wrote:Been to the TFB in previous years but have a question about a related event. Is there any difference between the TFB and the Queer Beer Festival, other than the obvious one? Have a friend going to his first beer festival at the QFB but can't advise him on what to expect unless it's pretty much a duplicate of the TFB.
Is the Queer Beer Festival offering the same beers as the TFB?
The only real difference was that Great Lakes had buff boys in short shorts as go-go dancers at Caskapalooza rather than the usual girls.PeenSteen wrote:From what I heard last year is that it is exactly the same but far less crowdedkormt wrote:Been to the TFB in previous years but have a question about a related event. Is there any difference between the TFB and the Queer Beer Festival, other than the obvious one? Have a friend going to his first beer festival at the QFB but can't advise him on what to expect unless it's pretty much a duplicate of the TFB.
Is the Queer Beer Festival offering the same beers as the TFB?

Otherwise - yeah, all the same vendors & beers, but much less crowded, and no fratboys!
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QB is the exact same as TFOB. Except the Bud Babes and Molson Mile girls get a bit discouraged as they don't know how to handle rejection we they get no reaction from the guys.
I have been telling folks that if they want to go when there is no line-ups ... go Thursday. Also, it will be the first night for the reps so they will be in a good mood.

I have been telling folks that if they want to go when there is no line-ups ... go Thursday. Also, it will be the first night for the reps so they will be in a good mood.
