For my Canadian Friends - "STRONGER BEER
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kamal
No longer frightened by corners!
That's great, thanks Dave.
It's a pity the beer images shown are mainly the massed produced chemical variety.
'Long live craft breweries!' - hic.
Al.
It's a pity the beer images shown are mainly the massed produced chemical variety.
'Long live craft breweries!' - hic.
Al.
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str8
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+1. Most of those not worth drinking.That's great, thanks Dave.It's a pity the beer images shown are mainly the massed produced chemical variety.
'Long live craft breweries!' - hic.
Al.
If you ever get a chance, try the Dragon series from Alley Kat in Edmonton. I have a the https://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/711/93371 on tap right now.
yamafitter
Reigning NERDS Granite Lane Gold Medalist
If some some reason you ever find yourself close to Campbellford (though I can't imagine why) stop in at the Church Key Brewery and pick up a growler of Northumberland Pale Ale.
str8
Well-known member
Someone should start a "Beers Worthy of a Destination" thread.
When planning road trips, I almost always try plan my overnight stops in places that have a good microbrewery or local brew.
Not sure why Canadians have the reputation for beer. There is a ton of totally awesome Craft Brews in the states. The Canadian side pales in comparison, but we are getting better.
When planning road trips, I almost always try plan my overnight stops in places that have a good microbrewery or local brew.
Not sure why Canadians have the reputation for beer. There is a ton of totally awesome Craft Brews in the states. The Canadian side pales in comparison, but we are getting better.
