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A Long Trek on a Short Pier

A Long Trek on a Short Pier

We all know the world could use a little more Canada, so we have deemed this week Canadian classics week, with a Coast to Coast toast to the country with the most, Eh. Following the sun, and the best from East to West, you can't get more East than the Rock.  It sure...

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Sexy?

Sexy?

When it comes to sexy the Refined Fool gang and I may not see eye to eye. To me the furry fellow on the can seems about as sexy as ear wax. Of course, when it comes to how you view your brew the old adage rings true. Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder. * One...

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The Choice Was Clear …. Lake

The Choice Was Clear …. Lake

In the Muskokas and I was feeling a tad thirsty, a bit peckish. I was looking for something tasty, so a home cooked meal by Chef Roy-Ar-Dee was not on the table, figuratively or literally. The choice was clear, as in Clear Lake Brewery. A regular COM Oktoberfest stop,...

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Hard Hearts in a Head On

Hard Hearts in a Head On

Go hard or go home. No, it’s not an ad for Viagra, but things are looking up because it is a Rainhard Imperial stout, Hearts Collide. A love song from Green Day? What do you think I am, some kind of American idiot? * Not hard hearted, hearts collide is the ultimate...

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A Senior Moment

A Senior Moment

Here we have an interesting pale ale to enjoy, and not a moment too soon. It’s certainly not spur of the moment, but it may be momentous, perhaps even a defining moment.  But since it is Old Flame and it is Cranky Old Men Drinking Beer most likely it will be a senior...

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Belly Up to the Beer

Belly Up to the Beer

Do you know what the secret is to keeping a slim trim figure at an advanced age? Me either, I was hoping you’d know.* What I do know is that a bottle of beer is about 200 calories and a bottle of wine is about 650 calories. Just saying. This brew is an alliteration...

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Another St Jacobs Miracle?

Another St Jacobs Miracle?

Stockyard Brewers make their home in the St. Jacobs market district. I remember visiting St Jacobs Farmer’s Market * a few times back in the day. Mennonite horses and buggies, rows upon rows of fresh fruit and veggies, and the farm fresh aroma of cows in the field...

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A Toast to Harriet Tubman

A Toast to Harriet Tubman

A few years ago, one of my granddaughters was working on a project for school. The topic, Harriet Tubman.  A February project, part of the Black History month curriculum at the school. I had heard about Harriet Tubman and the underground railroad before but didn’t...

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