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Brews News: Fall fruit adds its magic to beer (opens the original)
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Crisp air, crisp apples and crisp beer. As summer wanes, Anderson Craft Ales puts it all together with a fresh version of its marquee Gold lager. Fans of craft beer had their first taste of Anderson Gold in 2020. It was followed by what was intended as a one-off lime version in 2023, a take on Gold that’s been re-brewed almost annually since. Gavin Anderson, founder and co-owner, said the brew team was looking to introduce a new Gold version and after considering various flavours, settled on app
Brews News: 4est buys Storm Stayed and its brands (opens the original)
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Is the glass half empty or half full? For craft beer fans in London, it’s a debate. On one hand, we have the exit by the founders of Storm Stayed Brewing on Wharncliffe Avenue. Justin Belanger and Western University engineering professor Michael Naish stepped up from homebrewing to brewery owners in time for Christmas in 2016. Storm Stayed was an apt name for a brewery with the uncommon strategy of launching in winter. But on the other hand, we have the remarkable momentum of 4est Brewery, start
Brews News: Railway City brings back updated honey elixir (opens the original)
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Back on the board this month is Woodworth and Edwards Original Honey Elixir, the very local brown ale from the once-again very local Railway City Brewing in St. Thomas. The marketing evokes a travelling medicine show — a nod to the health benefits of honey – and creates a fictional business partnership of Woodworth and Edwards. Woodworth Avenue in St. Thomas runs near the spot where Jumbo the Elephant was hit and killed by a train in 1885. Edward Street is home to the brewery. The liquid honey a
Brews News: A sour suite for summer's end (opens the original)
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Sour that summer is on its final stretch? There’s a beer for that. Using science, brewers have been busy introducing tangy fruited kettle sours, tart wild ales, gose, and Berliner weisse beers. Tops among them as summer rolls on is the fruited kettle sour. It takes on an Ontario personality with added raspberry or peaches. Inventive brewers also turn to quirky and obscure sour berries. Consider haskap or black currant. Gose and Berliner weisse are light and approachable styles from Germany. Gose
Railway City back under local ownership (opens the original)
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The Dead Elephant is alive as, kind of out of the blue, Railway City Brewing of St. Thomas has changed ownership for the second time in four years. Exiting is SymBev, the Toronto-based company that bought Railway City in 2022 along with the Crank Lager brand started by Ivey School of Business students John Jelinek and Michael Woolfson just as the pandemic was about to hit, and Locker Room Lager. A deal with rock star Sammy Hagar added Red Rocker lager, which for a time was sold at the LCBO. Ente
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