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Newark, Niagara, and a Helles of a Beer

Newark, Niagara, and a Helles of a Beer

The Niagara region is the home to over 50 wineries*, with vineyards galore, wine tours and every kind of wine you can think of and a few you can’t. But when you’re done whining, it’s time to get serious and drink something that actually tastes good. Enter beer. And...

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Port Perry Pitstop: No Regrets

Port Perry Pitstop: No Regrets

I have no regrets. Sure, there are a few things I’ve done that I wish I hadn’t. And of course, there are some things I didn’t do that I wish I had. Then there are the things I did that I wish I had done differently (usually better). But no regrets.* And I certainly...

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COM Down the Creek, No Paddle Required

COM Down the Creek, No Paddle Required

Madoc is famous, or perhaps infamous, as the location of the COMDB AGM (annual golf meeting). The COMDB have contributed significantly to the local economy through the industrious kids who find lost golf balls among the scenic woods and waterways in the area and sell...

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A Curious Craft

A Curious Craft

I myself am a member of the curious club and like Alice, at times I follow a curious creature comfort down the rabbit hole so to speak. Enter Curious Creatures Beer Corp. out of Langley, British Columbia. I’ve never been to Langley but I remember passing by on my...

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Conway and Kayne: A Collaboration Made in Heaven

Conway and Kayne: A Collaboration Made in Heaven

Thirsty Thursday with the Crownsmen and Jerrod is trying to recover from a serious HR faux pas which came close to sinking the ship, while Rory is chomping at the bit for his AM brunch quaff. * Me, I’m PM chilling and swilling with a local favourite from wine country,...

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Island Imbibing with a Pacific Pint

Island Imbibing with a Pacific Pint

Vancouver Island, home of the largest totem pole in the world (no surprise there) and home to the largest hockey stick in the world (??). * and birthplace and current home of Pamela Anderson too. ** The island is frequented by seniors and orcas alike although they...

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A Super Special Dry

A Super Special Dry

Dry? Yes I am, thanks for asking. But are you super dry, like Blackburn’s Special Dry? As dry as a Sahara sunbather, as dry as a Gobi iguana. As dry as JT last February. Now we’re talking dry. And you can never say we ever (or never) leave a request unattended. * What...

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Old School, Literally

Old School, Literally

“Old school”. Bench must mean a traditional brew, done with the care and attention to quality that was the hallmark of a by gone era. Craftmanship, the art not the science, a steady learned hand on the tiller as opposed to a greedy young hand in the till.  Pride in...

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Lager Blogger

Lager Blogger

My old concert going buddy Scotty C sent us a comment making a request for “more song and dance and more Lager reviews”. Some people sing like a bird, I sing like a frog. And dance for me is my left foot being introduced to my right foot. But one thing I can do is...

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Sunshine Sketches of a Mariposa Marzen

Sunshine Sketches of a Mariposa Marzen

I enjoy a Mӓrzen as much as the next guy, that is if the next guy is wearing lederhosen and drinking from a boot glass.  That’s right. I love me a Mӓrzen. And who doesn’t love a story from Stephen Leacock about Mariposa.* Leacock’s summers were spent in Orillia, and...

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