The Bar Towel

I'm betting that this beer mentioned in the Bellwoods newsletter will be 3 Minutes to Midnight: Maybe you were looking for some warning about important, upcoming dates like, say, the 12th of June when a barrel-aged beer that's only been released once before in the history of Bellwoods, will again b...

You just can't throw Bellwoods under the bus for any reason in any debate, period. I'm not a fan of everything they do (Roman Candle, WitchShark are not my thing) but they do delivery highly on intrinsic quality, very careful bottling and quite artistic labelling. I'm opening 2-year-old bottles wit...

i dunno about most here but i don't even really consider bellwoods overpriced. most of their beers are $5 a pop. for a 500ml bottle thats not too shabby at all.

Surprised no one's really talked about it but i am seriously loving this pale ale. Honestly, i think it's one of their best ipa/pa/apa/iipa beers that they've put out. you can really taste the complex simcoe hops while the amarillo give the beer a wonderful "bubblegum" finish on the tip of...

i like trou du diable in general, but i find their stuff hit or miss. they've got a couple brews that have been in the lcbo that i wish were year round. la tracteur comes to mind. lovely saison.

If you give us some time, Habits Nanobrewery (@HabitsGastropub, Collage and Dovercort - yah, that's not far from Bellwoods!) is ONLY brewing saisons/brett/funky beers with some sours/wild/barrel aged (we've already got a pinot noir barrel aged saison in barrels) and more classic Belgian things in t...

Spain is killing it in the great tasting/undervalued category, so much so that eg. the French are having trouble selling their wine to France because everyone's buying cheaper Spanish imports. My family in Germany buy Spanish red by the case for 20-something Euros, and it's much like a nice Tempran...

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Anybody have any insight into this? I'm not a bourbon fan, generally, but this sounds interesting.

it's terrible

pumped to try that gose

had the apocalypso at bellwoods tonight (albeit on draft) and wasn't super impressed

i really missed the bus on the jacobins ughhhhhhh

#'s for the summer release: 356204 St. Feuillien Saison Strong Belgian Beer 330 mL 318758 Cuvee des Jacobins Belgian Lambic Ale 330 mL 406280 La Chouffe 330 mL 415737 De Leite Cuvee Soeur'ise - Oak Aged Triple Kreik Ale 330 mL 365718 Lindeman's Framboise 750 mL 273656 Ayinger Brau Weisse 500 mL 414...

kevinlater wrote:great lakes thrust! very delicious

this. wish i bought more cans. will have to grab some more from the SIGH lcbo

I'm assuming you are talking about Cantillon. Getting a case is possible. Although it's going to cost you. Right now through the Quebec source, they are requiring you to buy 2 to 3 other cases of obvious lesser beers, including all fees. It's going to run you probably avg, $300 to get 6 bottles of ...

this is probably a dumb question but is the sierra nevada (and coming stone) a one time thing or is it going to be ongoing? basically, am i going to be drinking this all summer long as god intended or is it going to be bought up within a couple weeks and i'll curse myself in august for not stocking ...