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Miscellaneous
No contact
Sorry for any inconvenience, but for at least a day or so, my contact form is going to be gone. Something broke overnight and I woke up to over 20 spam messages, so I’ve got to fix it, but have no time. If you want to get in touch, leave a comment and I’ll get […]
Long Silence
I wish I could say that I have been absent and quiet for nearly three weeks because I have been somewhere quiet and secluded, where I have enjoyed the company of my lovely wife and son and beers. Sadly, this is not the case. I have been running flat-out with little time to enjoy beer, […]
Some Technical Notes
I don’t know if any of you readers manage any websites, and if so, if you use Google Analytics, but let me tell you: It’s scary. Between the info I get from GA and the reports WordPress generates, if you’ve posted a comment on this site, I think I can sell your house and we’ve […]
Cellar Additions – March 19th
Just in from the LCBO: ESB – Fullers London Porter – Fullers London Pride – Fullers Pale Ale – Headstrong Abbot Ale – Greene King Black Sheep Ale – Black Sheep Brewery Punk IPA – Brew Dog Pedigree – Marstons La Fin du Monde – Unibroue Should hold me for a while……
St. Patrick’s Day Report
Okay, first off, I must warn you: I think you might feel a little let down. So what does Chris Schryer, torontobeerblog.com founder, offical non-irish irishman, and general man-about-town do for St Pat’s? He makes a great dinner, then tells his wife to go out and enjoy herself with friends. Stays in. Probably writes a […]
Luck of the Irish to you!
So here’s the thing: I’ve been to Ireland. A bunch of times. I’ve even visited St Patrick (Padraig)’s grave (it’s in a little town called Downpatrick, where a friend of mine owns a used book shop). I’ve drank Guinness from the brewery, sat and listened to a traditional session in a pub called Oliver St […]
All quiet on the western front
So I realized that all I’ve been posting of late has been beer reviews. I guess that’s better then nothing but still, I feel bad for the lack of exciting fresh content. The good news is that this Friday I’ll be headed to Peterborough which means FINALLY getting to the publican house. Also I bought […]
Catching Up
Hey there, Okay, so first off, I’m still alive after the 67 experience. Tough, you know? I just reviewed the empties that I really need to return, and it occurs to me that I need to be more mentally aware of which LCBOs I go to; I’ve been drinking a lot of Creemore. This isn’t […]
Thanks, Louis
Today, January 28, in 1873, Louis Pasteur patented a lesser known type of pasturization (milk, being the big one). Being a chap not unaccustomed to the bottom of a pint glass, he knew the possibilities his heat-process could offer the brewing world. You see, it was still common practice back then to chill the wort […]
