The Bar Towel

I would expect an IPA made 1000's of miles away to cost more than a Pale made less than 100 miles away, but that's not the case with Church-Key. What size kettle does Green Flash have compared to Church Key? It takes us roughly the same amount of hours to brew MacLean's Pale Ale on our 20HL system ...

I'm really liking this one, but I tend to like messy beers (DDC CDD comes to mind - not style but it's kinda messy too). Beautiful citrus nose but on the palette it's only on the front end, followed by semi-sweet high alcohol malt with a touch of bitterness. Overall I gotta buy more!

Bought a 24 (cans) of Yuengling last time I was in the States. Also a 24 of Red Racer the first time it was at the LCBO, but that was split between a bunch of us at the brewery. As for the TBS, it's been too many years to remember.

Streets wrote:But what's this about pinball? I just caught the bug again recently and would love to enjoy a pint while playing a real table again...

They've got one machine in there already. I'm not sure if they're going to put another one in yet.

https://www.facebook.com/TheStowawayPubEatery 255 James St North. Should be open in a week or two. They used to own the Pinball Cafe in Toronto. Tap lineup looking like: - Naughty Neighbor - Headstock Light Lager - Stone Hammer Pilsner - Camerons RPA - Arkell Best Bitter - St. Ambroise Oatmeal Stout...

I'd be willing to take 2 from a K/W case.

They do this every march; It is one of their year-round listings rebranded for St Pats, as told to me from Mike, the owner.

which building had the sign... the original industrial one or the garage/car dealer uptown at Erie and St Patrick where they were planning to move?? the one on Erie, which when I was there 4 months ago had an exploded fermentor in the window that had Stratford Brewery labeled on it, which he was us...

Drove by the brewery today and it's gone. Huge for sale sign on the building. Anyone have any information?

If I was to wager a guess, I'm gonna say they've gone contract at Cool.

This past summer myself and two others did a blind tasting of Westy 12, St. Bernardus 12, Rochefort 10, Pannepot Grand Reserva & Rigor Mortis. Two of us had St. B 12 on top, then Westy. The other guy had that flipped. All three of us had Panneport, Rigor, then Rochefort as our last three. Wish I...

midlife crisis wrote:Propeller ESB superior to their IPA by a fair margin, IMO.

^ Yes! I cannot recommend the IPA at all.

sstackho wrote:Might be you. My two most recent 6-packs of Boneshaker have been stellar.

Could be. But it could also be older. There's no discernable date code on Boneshaker (which drives me nuts).

sstackho wrote:Might be you. My two most recent 6-packs of Boneshaker have been stellar.

Could be. But it could also be older. There's no discernable date code on Boneshaker (which drives me nuts).

Picked up a 6 of the Propeller IPA today. Says it was packaged on Jan 8.
Isn't nearly as hop forward was I would like, but neither was the 6 of Boneshaker that I got the other day, so I'm starting to wonder if it's me!?

I know we are, but I don't know about others.