Doom Bar
Jul 3rd 2014 | 7:01 am
#48
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Re: Doom Bar
its good ice cold, they drink in the summer,the BBQ and patio is where they prerfer to drink....
Stronger tasting beers are made, have been made and very few make big inroads with the consumers.. they just don't buy enough
As ales are easier and cheaper to make than lagers... the breweris have tried... try Molson export... orginally an ale ( and still is)... now its hard to tell it apart form a lager
It intresting to find that the popular German wiess (white or wheat) beer has IMHO done the best job of gaining popularity in the NA main stream ( a beer that's a bigger pain in arse to make than lager)
Jul 3rd 2014 | 7:07 am
#49
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Re: Doom Bar
Simply put... it fits the North American taste profile.... they like it,
its good ice cold, they drink in the summer,the BBQ and patio is where they prerfer to drink....
Stronger tasting beers are made, have been made and very few make big inroads with the consumers.. they just don't buy enough
As ales are easier and cheaper to make than lagers... the breweris have tried... try Molson export... orginally an ale ( and still is)... now its hard to tell it apart form a lager
It intresting to find that the popular German wiess (white or wheat) beer has IMHO done the best job of gaining popularity in the NA main stream ( a beer that's a bigger pain in arse to make than lager)
its good ice cold, they drink in the summer,the BBQ and patio is where they prerfer to drink....
Stronger tasting beers are made, have been made and very few make big inroads with the consumers.. they just don't buy enough
As ales are easier and cheaper to make than lagers... the breweris have tried... try Molson export... orginally an ale ( and still is)... now its hard to tell it apart form a lager
It intresting to find that the popular German wiess (white or wheat) beer has IMHO done the best job of gaining popularity in the NA main stream ( a beer that's a bigger pain in arse to make than lager)
What's the ABV content?
Jul 3rd 2014 | 7:16 am
#50
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Re: Doom Bar
Coors Light Canadain brewed 4.1%
Molson Export 5%
Jul 3rd 2014 | 7:34 am
#51
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Re: Doom Bar
Back in the good old days of Carling O'Keefe.
Here's the Wiki link
Carling O'Keefe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Here's the Wiki link
Carling O'Keefe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jul 3rd 2014 | 7:37 am
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Re: Doom Bar
Fine, I don't drink Coors Light. Point is, I don't care how tasteless it tastes as long as its got a punch. 5% is minimum, more is better until you get up to the 9s. Then it sort of ruins your evening as after about four or five tall cans of 9+% stuff you don't feel like going out.
Jul 3rd 2014 | 8:06 am
#53
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Re: Doom Bar
Fine, I don't drink Coors Light. Point is, I don't care how tasteless it tastes as long as its got a punch. 5% is minimum, more is better until you get up to the 9s. Then it sort of ruins your evening as after about four or five tall cans of 9+% stuff you don't feel like going out.
Red Stripe Crucial Brew, Malibu and ketamine.
Jul 3rd 2014 | 8:51 am
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Re: Doom Bar
Never seen Mad Tom in cask form...i bet that would be great...as i do enjoy it and ive seen it on tap, but never in cask form, where did you try that? that must have been in the Muskoka region somewhere?
I took a friend who was visiting me from the UK on a cask ale tour of Toronto, that was a good route we planned out. One place i visited was called "Ces't what" on Front Street, they brew their own cask ales and had 4 different ones in when I was there. Very enjoyable, wish i had chance to visit more often.
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It is on the west outskirts of Ottawa..great pub in a former one room school house which had a large fire which demolished the roof and a lot of the interior in Feb 2013 but reopened 10 months later.
They change their cask offerings seemingly weekly
Jul 3rd 2014 | 2:44 pm
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I had it on cask here:
https://twitter.com/cheshirecatpub
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Cheshire Cat pub in Carp to reopen within days, after devastating fire | Ottawa Citizen
It is on the west outskirts of Ottawa..great pub in a former one room school house which had a large fire which demolished the roof and a lot of the interior in Feb 2013 but reopened 10 months later.
They change their cask offerings seemingly weekly
https://twitter.com/cheshirecatpub
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Cheshire Cat pub in Carp to reopen within days, after devastating fire | Ottawa Citizen
It is on the west outskirts of Ottawa..great pub in a former one room school house which had a large fire which demolished the roof and a lot of the interior in Feb 2013 but reopened 10 months later.
They change their cask offerings seemingly weekly
Nice! I plan on a visit up to Ottawa later this year, when I have visitors, so will be sure to pay that place a visit! Mad Tom on cask....that would be right up my street! But any other Canadian cask offerings would be great too.
I think cask ale popularity is definitely on the up in Canada!!
Jul 3rd 2014 | 2:49 pm
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Yes I heard that somewhere way back when I was living in the UK but I didn't know how true it was. I also heard that a Canadian introduced lager to the UK?? It wasn't Carling was it? lol! My UK ale loving friends will never let me live that down if that's true...we all have a passionate hate on for chav Carling!
Jul 3rd 2014 | 3:46 pm
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Re: Doom Bar
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Jul 4th 2014 | 12:14 am
#58
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Re: Doom Bar
I had it on cask here:
https://twitter.com/cheshirecatpub
if you can figure out that twitter/bitter thing
or if you read like a human
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Cheshire Cat pub in Carp to reopen within days, after devastating fire | Ottawa Citizen
It is on the west outskirts of Ottawa..great pub in a former one room school house which had a large fire which demolished the roof and a lot of the interior in Feb 2013 but reopened 10 months later.
They change their cask offerings seemingly weekly
https://twitter.com/cheshirecatpub
if you can figure out that twitter/bitter thing
or if you read like a human
Menu
Cheshire Cat pub in Carp to reopen within days, after devastating fire | Ottawa Citizen
It is on the west outskirts of Ottawa..great pub in a former one room school house which had a large fire which demolished the roof and a lot of the interior in Feb 2013 but reopened 10 months later.
They change their cask offerings seemingly weekly
Jul 4th 2014 | 12:54 am
#59
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Re: Doom Bar
Nice! I plan on a visit up to Ottawa later this year, when I have visitors, so will be sure to pay that place a visit! Mad Tom on cask....that would be right up my street! But any other Canadian cask offerings would be great too.
I think cask ale popularity is definitely on the up in Canada!!
I think cask ale popularity is definitely on the up in Canada!!
Woolwich Arrow - Serving Locally Crafted Foods and Beverages
They'll likely have something you'll find to be tolerable.
Jul 4th 2014 | 4:39 am
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Re: Doom Bar
If you're ever in Guelph have a look here:
Woolwich Arrow - Serving Locally Crafted Foods and Beverages
They'll likely have something you'll find to be tolerable.
Woolwich Arrow - Serving Locally Crafted Foods and Beverages
They'll likely have something you'll find to be tolerable.
Cheers!!
