With so much happening in the brewing scene in Ontario, it’s often difficult to find a “thing” to be known for. And even if you do, you then need to make sure that you’re being authentic. And that your beer is good. Oops, still being authentic? Collective Arts does all of this well. If you […]
Posts Tagged:porter
Vanilla Porter — Mill Street Brewery
As fall seems to have officially hit here in Toronto, it’s no surprise that I find myself with a fridge full of classic cold weather brews. This one, from Mill Street, is a classic for drinkers at their brewpub or new beer hall in the distillery district. Long a seasonal favourite, when Mill Street announced […]
Smashed Blueberry — Shipyard Brewing Co.
So, I don’t know if it’s Ontario brain-washing, overly romantic memories of cottaging in Muskoka as a child, or a geniune love of the little blue berries known (cleverly) as Blueberries. In pancakes, as jam on toast, in pie. So if you put Blueberries in beer, I’m pretty much yours. Now, some of you will […]
Currently Incarcerated Black Currant Porter – Great Lakes Brewery
Ah, Mike Lackey and his Project X beers. They’ve run the gamut from stupendous to Polish Sandwich Lager. So when Mike hooked me up with a pair of PX bottles in lieu of the actual event last month, which I couldn’t attend, I was well excited. I know he told me the deal with this […]
Coffee Porter – Meantime
Oh coffee porter, what are we going to do with you. You’re the merlot of the beer world; flavours that should be palatable and familiar to many, and yet most people who make you do an ass job of it. I tend to stay away from coffee porters, as they often are really just mediocre […]
London Porter – Fuller’s
If you aren’t familiar with the Fuller’s brand, you owe it to yourself to get to know them a bit better. I’ve had three Fuller’s beers on my Cellar List for over a month now, not because I was taking my time reviewing them, but because I kept drinking them and not doing a review […]