Where’s your favourite small town craft brewery destination?
We’ve seen snowstorms and a beaver moon, Northern Lights and dark dinner hours. And as sure as these are signs of November, so too are the arrivals of craft stouts, the seasonals that matter most to beer fans and word about Ontario’s chilliest beer festival. Locally, the autumn stout groupthink begins in Old East Village […]
Beer makers pay tribute to local history and their customers drink it up
Looking for the most unique microbrewery in southern Ontario? Search the woods of Essex County.
Heroes and charity are behind a pair of beers coming off the canning line in St. Thomas.
Gone, reborn and through the roof. Ontario’s craft breweries are riding a roller coaster this fall.
Last call continues for too many craft breweries. A trio of popular brew pubs each turned off the lights this fall.
It's a family-owned craft brewery built on a farm field owned by the same lineage for seven generations with links to a car dealership.
Interest in cider is on the upswing, especially when paired with an orchard apple-picking excursion.
There’s no Alice Cooper, no Frank Zappa or Guy Lombardo, but there are lederhosen, dirndls and a big event from London’s neat and tiny brewery.
Also, Forked River has brewed Roadrunner, a wet hopped pale ale, as a fundraiser for Jordan’s Run the Runway and the YMCA’s Camp Queen Elizabeth.
Beverage maker is pledging a loonie for every kilometre logged on the Trans Canada Trail from Sept. 20 to Oct. 19.