Karma Citra 6.6%, Great Lakes Brewery A gold medal winner at the Canadian Brewing Awards, this West Coast style IPA has notes of lemon rind, tropical fruits and soft pine with a touch of honey. It’s deliciously bitter, yet delightfully smooth with a dry, resinous finish.
Vanilla Orchid Brown Ale, 5%, Henderson Brewing The Good Tap is a monthly rotating tap feature curated by the Society of Beer Drinking Ladies. A perfect cool weather brew, the Ladies and Henderson Brewing bring us Vanilla Orchid Brown Ale, an English brown ale with vanilla rooibos tea. It’s earthy and spicy, with flavours of oatmeal raison cookies, cherry cola, a hint of vanilla and a balanced bitter finish. Donations of $1 for every pint and $0.50 from every half pint will go directly to the Ladies charity of choice, the Canadian Women’s Foundation.
20th Century History Wednesday October 16, 8:00 pm, Free Admission Two decades into the current century we ask the rhetorical question: Does anyone still remember the world before the letter “i” was pasted at the front of our gadgets?. We’ll find out at our next trivia night.
India Pale Lagers There’s no question that IPAs rule the craft beer world, but after dominating beer trends for the last decade, there is renewed interest in less intense, more palatable brews. The India Pale Lager, a substylistic hybrid of both the IPA and lager, offers the best of both worlds with an approachably hoppy, refreshing beer. The key differences between IPLs and IPAs are in the type of yeast used and temperature of fermentation. IPAs use ale yeasts that are high in esters, where IPLs are brewed with more neutral lager yeasts. In contrast to IPAs that are fermented …
Thursday, October 10, 9PM This is a charity event, raising funds and awareness for VETS Canada. Advance tickets are $10, $15 at the door. Join five talented Canadian songwriters and featured guests, as they raise voices and rally support for in-crisis veterans. Madison Galloway takes the stage with guitar, harmonica, and ukulele, charming audiences with her catchy original tunes and soulful voice. Born and raised in small town Fergus, Ontario, she infuses her music with rustic, earthy tones, seamlessly blending folk, rock and blues, paying homage to the genre’s greats while crafting a sound and identity all of her own. Elias …
Saturday, October 26, 9PM Join Small Dog Barking and friends in celebration of the release of “Subwoofer!”. Advance tickets are $10, $12 at the door Small Dog Barking is a Toronto-born indie pop & rock artist. Starting as a solo artist during the summer of 2018, Small Dog Barking has performed all over Toronto. His music is characterized by story driven, charming and honest lyrics. Small Dog Barking will be joined by @nameisnela and @m_squared_music_94 to round out an exceptional line up for an unforgettable night!
