during that time) is currently and ambitiously being restored to be part of the much anticipated local 150th
birthday celebrations
commemorating Canada’s sesquicentennial. A quick visit to see John at the Astrolabe Gallery on Sparks Street had me finding this fantastic reproduction of an old photo of a streetcar in action. As I am always trying to
encourage people to try new styles and brands of beer, Maibock (pronounced MY-bock) is something special. With origins in the German town of Einbeck, bocks are a diverse style of strong lagers with a refreshing malty flair and Kichesippi’s Brew Master, Don Harms, has adhered to the time-honoured process sourcing malts and yeast from Germany and adding traditional Hallertau hops while allowing the beer to brew and mature for a full 45 days; and the results of his efforts are an excellent tribute to a Bavarian traditional
celebration of the arrival of Spring. CAR 696 pours with the glow
of a shiny new penny – crystal clear with an ample, but tightly packed, bright white head into a Kichesippi pint glass, which allows the full aromas of rich pale malts to waft freely. Super fresh and delicious caramel and toffee notes with biscuity malt flavourings shine, as the soft grassy hop bittering that follows balances nicely. The mouthfeel is buttery smooth with incredible drinkability and a short lingering finish, making it perfect for pairing with grilled BBQ favourites like sausages, steaks and burgers. Prosit! It needs to be said that Toronto
craft brewers Old Tomorrow must definitely a great judge of character. Not only have they chosen to use the eye catching likeness of Father of Confederation/first Canadian Prime Minister/renowned appreciator of
contiinued on page 36
OLD TOMORROW MONTY’S GOLDEN RYED ALE 5.5%ABV 21IBUs 660ml $6.95 LCBO
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