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Not counting the cream ale, and the lager ale.SteelbackGuy wrote:Ales are too heavy.
I'll rephrase: Anybody heard anything worth sharing?detritus wrote:Anybody heard anything?
Certainly. Gimme 40 minutes and i'll get this place shut down and Duggans for good measuresstackho wrote:A brewpub within the confines of the last dry area of Toronto - oh the horror! Won't anyone think of the children!
That is great news!GregClow wrote:I happened to meet one of the folks behind this venture on the weekend, and it's definitely a go, with plans to open in early 2011.
I don't want to blow too many details, as the chap I was talking to is a lurker here and will likely chime in with the full scoop when it's closer to opening. But I will say that the name, IIRC, will be the Indie Ale House, and he's planning to offer a wide range of brews, from a light golden ale for the mainstream lager drinkers, to uber-hopped IPAs, big stouts, etc. for the geeks.
Guy seems to know his stuff, so I'm expecting good things.
Just as I said. I like the name Indie Ale House & hope the beers & circumstances grant the owner much success at this nifty Keel and Dundas location.GregClow wrote: ... he's planning to offer a wide range of brews, from a light golden ale for the mainstream lager drinkers, to uber-hopped IPAs, big stouts, etc. for the geeks.
They would need a separate retail entrance a la the Granite/Mill Street to do that I think.TheSevenDuffs wrote:If the guy who is opening this brewpub is reading this thread - two words: GROWLER FILLS!
Damn Ontario liquor laws...JerCraigs wrote:They would need a separate retail entrance a la the Granite/Mill Street to do that I think.TheSevenDuffs wrote:If the guy who is opening this brewpub is reading this thread - two words: GROWLER FILLS!