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30 Days of Ontario Beer – Day 9 – Cellaring Beer

On June 11, 2013 By

A significant change to our 30 Days of Ontario Beer feature for 2013 is a shift in our message from making the case to readers that craft beer is worth trying, towards content that helps everyone fine-tune their appreciation. Today's post about beer cellaring is a great example of a post based on "how [...]

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30 Days of Ontario Beer – Day 23 – Going All-Grain: Documenting a Home Brewing Session

On June 23, 2012 By

While I was researching the first 30 Days article on home brewing I took Richard Sigesmund up on an offer to observe one of his brewing sessions. The plan was to brew an all-grain (basically that means from scratch, more on that soon, though) Belgian Blond— a complex but balanced style of [...]

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30 Days of Ontario Beer – Day 15 – Toronto’s Adventurous Home Brewing Scene

On June 16, 2012 By

A few years from now we may look back at the last half decade and say it was when Toronto really became a beer town. Festivals, new brewery openings and a growing selection in the LCBO are being widely embraced as people's palates for craft beer grow. Along with the expansion of local craft [...]

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