Eatdrink #67 September/October 2017 "The Decade Issue"

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42 | September/October 2017 Mr. Insurance Man, Toboggan Brewing Co., London. Richmond Row’s “brewery beneath the floor” is best know for this widely-distributed blonde with a distinctly London moniker. Mr. Insurance Man is a reference to the city’s insurance industry and the label features the historic London Life headquarters. The beer itself is mild, well crafted to provide MADE RIGHT. HERE. Enjoy the freshest highest quality, small batch ales using local ingredients. Tours and tastings are always free. Our taproom is available for rent for your next event! Upper Thames Brewing Company 225 Bysham Park Dr. Woodstock, ON 519.290.0053 upperthamesbrewing.ca Available at better restaurants in Oxford County and beyond! eatdrink.ca |@eatdrinkmag maximum coverage with minimal risk when serving guests. tobogganbrewing.com Short Pier Long Walk, Refined Fool Brewing Co., Sarnia. Downtown Sarnia’s popular craft brewery has a handful of beers on LCBO shelves, most notably Short Pier Long Walk Double IPA. Sure, double IPAs often need to be chased with a glass of water, but the taste adventure is a key part of your craft beer odyssey. Tackle this if you’re done with cream ales, ambers, and blondes. refinedfool.com Timber Beast Brown Ale, Upper Thames Brewing Co., Woodstock. Englishstyle, craft brewed brown ales might be the up-and-coming thing as everyone maxes out on hoppy IPAs. Upper Thames has a great one with Timber Beast, brewed with local malt from Harvest Hop and Malt in Puslinch near Guelph. Pleasant to drink, it’s the antithesis of the plethora of hop-forward IPAs and as such serves duty as an ideal gateway beer for those just beginning to explore the craft world. upperthamesbrewing.ca Yalla Yalla, Half Hours on Earth Brewery, Seaforth. The easiest places to try the highly-regarded beers from Half Hours on Earth are at craft-friendly pubs such as Milos’ Craft Beer Emporium in London, or Mercer Hall in Stratford. Otherwise, order them straight from the brewery. Yalla Yalla is the place to start. It’s a series of refreshing sour beers
D in anada The LOCAL Food & Drink Magazine September/October 2017 | 43 using single hops. Yalla Yalla Citra, with lemon flavour, is a highlight. halfhoursonearth.com We were hard-pressed to keep this craft brewers list to ten [see this issue’s Buzz column for more details – Ed.] and we couldn’t resist one Honourable Mention: Stone House Pilsner, Stone House Brewing Company, Varna. A Czech-style pilsner, Stone House Pilsner is crisp and clean, ideal for drinking after a day harvesting hay or at the cottage. Think of it as Huron County’s take on Steam Whistle. Available at the brewery. stonehousebrewing.ca WAYNE NEWTON is a freelance journalist in London who enjoys writing about beer and travel. Have You Been to Port Recently? Spice Up Your Thanksgiving Feast! Award-Winning Food Gracious Accommodations Live Arts & Entertainment World Class Beaches Year-Round Shopping Port Stanley ON Spices & Herbs Gourmet Market Kitchen Gifts & MORE! peppertreespice.com 519-782-7800 7 Days a Week • 223A Colborne St., Port Stanley Saturdays • Western Fair Farmers’ Market, 900 King St., London ars! Windjammer The DINE STAY Recommended in Where To Eat In Canada for 10 years OPEN WEDNESDAY–SUNDAY INN Join us for Dinner & Weekend Brunch. Open for Lunches through Dec. Open for Dinner Christmas Eve & Christmas Day. 324 Smith St, Port Stanley • 519-782-4173 • www.thewindjammerinn.com
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