toronto, labatt brewery???

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  • FW46778
    FW46778 Posts: 227
    For those going up to the show, try the steam whistle brewery tour, which is right near the Rogers Centre. You and your buzz won't be disappointed (that's if it is still open)
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  • Kel Varnsen
    Kel Varnsen Posts: 1,952
    FW46778 wrote:
    For those going up to the show, try the steam whistle brewery tour, which is right near the Rogers Centre. You and your buzz won't be disappointed (that's if it is still open)


    The Steamwhistle tour is excellent. They give you two free samples just for walking in the door (and more if you take the tour). Mill Street is also brewed in Toronto, I haven't been on their tour but they make excellent beer.
  • FW46778
    FW46778 Posts: 227
    we got there realll early for our tour, and they literally just kept letting us drink. it was awesome. I was there about a year and a half ago, and i think they have expanded since
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  • Green Disease Redux
    Green Disease Redux Posts: 441
    labatts is brewed in London, ON not Toronto

    I think the brewery that you are thinking about by the 401 is molsons

    anyway do the steamwhistle tour
  • bobby dazzlers
    bobby dazzlers Posts: 2,040
    yes, steamwhistle tour recomendededed.

    labatt's, molson, coors, rolling rock, steamwhistle, heineken, sapporo, fosters, sam adams, newcastle brown ale, corona, carlsberg, etc...

    all good chilled.
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  • grapejam
    grapejam Posts: 10
    Take coors(we cant say anything good about our beer execpt its cold?!?) & heinie-n-can off that list at least for your own credibility man! Maybe when i get to the nursing home and can't remember my own name.
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  • demetrios
    demetrios Posts: 98,320
    jimbo, when will you be in toronto man? :D
  • Zod
    Zod Posts: 10,982
    Bleh.

    I'm Canadian and I hate most of the big name generic Canadian beers. Labatt's Blue, Molson Canadian, LGD, kokanee etc... they're all not that good. Light years better then American beer (which isn't hard to do) but on the grand scale of global beer they aren't in the ballpark.

    I think the best generic Canadian beer would be Alexander Keith's, then you get into the premium beers Sleeman's has some good brews.

    Most of my favorites are imported.. Heineken, Amstel, Guiness, Boddington's, Corona.

    I think Canadian beer gets a better wrap than it deservers, just because its way better than US beer, but I think we as Canadian's overrate our domestic beers :)
  • jimbojones1138
    jimbojones1138 Posts: 3,640
    demetrios wrote:
    jimbo, when will you be in toronto man? :D

    ill be flying in the day of the show...afternoon...i owe you some beers...
    it's largely due to eddie that i liked to jump off of things as a child...
  • demetrios
    demetrios Posts: 98,320
    jimbojones1138 wrote:
    demetrios wrote:
    jimbo, when will you be in toronto man? :D

    ill be flying in the day of the show...afternoon...i owe you some beers...

    sweet! :)

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