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beer articles in The Star

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Post by GregClow »

There were a couple of beer-related articles in The Star this week that folks might be interested in checking out.

One was a Business section article on Creemore's new smaller bottles. You can read it <a href="http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/Conten ... s">here</a>.

The other was the cover story in Thursday's What's On section, and is a feature peice on sveral good beer bars in the city, including Castro's, Bier Markt and Smokeless Joe's. You can read it <a href="http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/Conten ... s">here</a>.

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Post by Publican »

I thought that the Star's article about various pubs that sell intresting beers in Toronto was good except for when the writer called Warsteiner a German ale. Unless Warsteiner is brewing a Alt or Kolsch this is a German lager

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Post by DukeofYork = Richard »

Indeed, I found the implication that Warsteiner was "real" beer hilarious.

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Post by Josh Oakes »

Yeah, and in the Creemore article, apparently Sleeman is "craft-brewed".

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