Monthly Archives: January 2012

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One of the things that we don’t talk about very much in the Ontario beer scene is the initial outbreak of craft brewing in the province. I have the feeling that the reason for this is that it was pretty depressing for a very large number of people. Over the […]

On The Likelihood Of Success OR Consider The Finches

 in Accounting for Taste / The Ontario Beer Revolution  tagged craft breweries / Darwin's Finches / Ontario / We'll Sell You The Whole Seat But You'll Only Need The Edge by
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I was sitting on the couch, watching Guy Fieri tell Lou Diamond Phillips that his ribs were the “bomb diggity” or “winner winner, chicken dinner” or some other vaguely positive California white guy thing. He may have used the adjective “hella.” I’m not really sure. I was paying the sort […]

Molson M – Their New Commercial

 in Accounting for Taste by
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One of the things that I find irksome about living at Yonge and Davisville (aside from the inevitable late night taxi fares, which are one of the apparent hazards of being a beer writer) is the fact that otherwise intelligent people who live south of Bloor seem to think of […]

Can Beer Bars Survive North Of Bloor?

 in Reviews  tagged Beer at Don Mills and Lawrence / Beer at Yonge and Eglinton / Beer in North Toronto / Bier Markt Don Mills / Capitalist Buytopia / Coco Rogue by