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Brewed, not distilled A short drive away in Torbay,
Liddy’s Bar is the oldest (legal) bar in the province. Manager Glenn Stokes, flourishing his “ugly stick,” delivers a splendid screech-in. His bestseller is Coors Lite, as in most Newfoundland bars. Still, he’ll happily pour you an India beer or a Black Horse lager, two of five formerly major Canadian brands that today survive only in Newfoundland. If it’s beer you’re after, visit
LET THE
Call in and order from our vast selection of cheeses, meats, fruits, vegetables, pastries, breads and desserts.
One call instant party! Festivities BEGIN
671 River Rd., Ottawa Store Hours: Mon. to Sun. 8am. - 10pm. Grocery • Produce • Bakery • Deli • Primacy Medical
613-822-4749
• Vineyards Estate Wines • Pharmacy • Goodlife-women • Joe Fresh • Entertainment platters • Custom gift baskets
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Quidi Vidi brewery and its neighbour, Inn of Olde, which also happens to be the most easterly drinking spot in North America. Yes, your St. John’s visit can be
one of clichés (albeit memorable ones): climbing Signal Hill, walking streets so steep the sidewalks sometimes become staircases, photographing colourfully painted “salt box” houses, and eating cod tongues. But if you want the real St. John’s,
drop into any of these bars where, within minutes, you’ll be “havin’ the craic” with your newfound friends here in Newfoundland.
Davin de Kergommeaux is the author of Canadian Whisky: The Portable Expert and a regular contributor to Bounder. He and Toronto writer Blair Phillips visited Newfoundland recently to research a book about Canadian drinking culture.
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