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“Canuck Pale Ale” (Pale Ale) Great Lakes Brewery

October 2, 2014 by Dale Leave a Comment

Canuck Pale Ale (back)

Rating: 85 points Stats: Pale Ale. 5.2% ABV. Etobicoke, Ontario. Size: 473mL can Colour: Amber — unfiltered, cloudy ending. Mouth Feel: Medium, very natural carbonation; dry and refreshing ending. Purchased: LCBO Price: $2.50 Pairing Notes: n/a It’s been said that ‘Canada is the only country in the world that knows how to live without an identity.’ This beer doesn’t help much…

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Filed Under: American Pale Ale, Beer Reviews, Eats, Pale Ale Tagged With: can, Canadian, Canuck, craft beer, Etobicoke, getting canned, Great Lakes Brewery, Hops, malts, microbreweries, Ontario, Pale Ale

“The ‘Witty’ Traveller” (Belgian Wheat Beer) Railway City Brewing Company

September 30, 2014 by Dale Leave a Comment

Witty Traveller (Back)

Stats: Belgian Wheat Beer. 4.2% ABV. 15 IBUs. St Thomas, Ontario. Size: 473mL can Colour: Pale (very pale) off-‘yellow’ watery straw; faintly cloudy. Mouth Feel: Low-medium carbonation with a dry finish. Purchased: LCBO Price: $2.85 Pairing Notes: Greek Food (e.g. Souvlaki) → 78 points So, the next surprise in my Getting Canned series of beers only coming in cans is also the final taster from…

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Filed Under: Ale, Beer Reviews, Eats, Wheat Ale Tagged With: beer can, craft beer, getting canned, microbreweries, Ontario, Railway City, St Thomas, summer beer, wheat beer, witbier

“Oranje Weisse” (White Ale) Amsterdam Brewing Co. Limited

July 31, 2014 by Dale Leave a Comment

Amsterdam is a brewery that is quickly going to the top of my mental list of brewers who consistently produce stellar beers. They gained my instant respect with their Boneshaker IPA and cemented it with the vastly different but equally impressive Vicars Vice old ale. And while they stay in their own ale series, I can’t imagine…

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Filed Under: Beer Reviews, Eats, Old Ale Tagged With: Amsterdam Brewery, balance, Belgian, bitter, Boneshaker, food, LCBO, malt, microbreweries, Netherlands, Ontario, orange, Oranje, Review, summer, Toronto, Weisse, weizenbier, wheat, Wheat Ale, White Ale

“Vicar’s Vice ~ olde ale” (Old Ale) Amsterdam Brewing Co. Limited

July 16, 2014 by Dale Leave a Comment

If you read my Ale Series, you learned about “old ale” as a style in the context of Beau’s “Gilgamesh.” If you haven’t already, it is a unique style worth exploring. I was an instant fan of Amsterdam Brewing from the first taste of their “Boneshaker” IPA which has been a staple in my fridge…

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Filed Under: Beer Reviews, Eats, Old Ale Tagged With: Amsterdam Brewery, balance, Beau's, bitter, Boneshaker, chocolate, dried fruit, food, Gilgamesh, Hops, IPA, LCBO, malt, microbreweries, old ale, Ontario, Review, Toronto

“Legendary Oddity” (Spiced Beer), Muskoka Brewery

July 11, 2014 by Dale 2 Comments

Finally … a beer from the Muskoka Brewery worth writing about. Having previously reviewed their ubiquitous Mad Tom and Twice as Mad offerings which left me unimpressed, I was hesitant about sticking another toe in their fermented waters. Twice bitten — definitely third time shy. So why did I take the bait? The packaging grabbed…

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Filed Under: Beer Reviews, Eats, Flavoured, Trappist-Styled Tagged With: beer, Belgian, Bracebridge, cage, cellar aged, cork, diacetyl, dry-hop, food, LCBO, Legendary Oddity, Mad Tom IPA, microbreweries, Muskoka Brewery, Ontario, packaging, Review, Spiced beer, spices, vintage beer

Salmon with Whisky Cherry Glaze

June 25, 2014 by Dale 8 Comments

One of my very favourite ways to create recipes is while I’m shopping and as I take inspiration from the fresh, seasonal ingredients around me. Last weekend, I had already picked up four beautiful salmon steaks but I was stuck with what create. This time last year I was in a similar place and opted…

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Filed Under: Eats, Fish, Recipes Tagged With: barbecue, bbq, cherries, Cherry Glaze, Cooking, easy, fish, food, Forty Creek, fresh, fruit, Grill, lemon, Ontario, Recipe, salmon, salmon steak, steak, whisky, Whisky Glaze

Karlo Estates – Lake on the Mountain Riesling (2010)

June 20, 2014 by Dale Leave a Comment

As popular as Karlo’s rosé (previously reviewed here), I would wager their biggest seller is probably this Riesling, and for good reason. As you will hear when you taste this wine at the winery, this wine is emblematic of Richard Karlo and his reputation for bringing balance and creativity into his wine. With a bit more upfront…

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Filed Under: White, Wine Reviews Tagged With: barrel, buttery, Canada, Canadian wine, creamy, fennel, green apple, Karlo Estates, linden, Ontario, pear, PEC, Prince Edward County, Richard Karlo, Riesling, slaw, VQA, wine, wine review

A Room of My Own ~ My Canadian Voice

June 7, 2014 by Dale Leave a Comment

Any discussion of a writer’s voice will surely evoke allusions to Virginia Woolf’s emancipating book, A Room of One’s Own. Writing with her own strong voice, she breaks barriers and all but seizes a voice that she proclaims her own … and in the process she creates an anthem for women writers the world over….

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Filed Under: Canadian Food Experience Project, Eats, Writes Tagged With: A Room of One's Own, BC, British Columbia, Canada, Canadian, canadian food, Canadian Food Experience Project, Canadian voice, Cooking, food, food experiences, home, identity, Ontario, Ottawa, privilege, Virginia Woolf, voice, writing

Ale No. 5 ~ “Spring Maple” (Belgian Blonde Ale), Lake of Bays Brewing Company

June 7, 2014 by Dale Leave a Comment

Fifth up is a unifying beer if ever there was one. If you like beer, but not sure if you like maple, you’ll like this beer; if you like maple but on the fence regarding beer, this will knock you over the fence. Not sure you like blondes, think you’re more of a darker drinker, think…

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Filed Under: Beer Reviews, Blonde, Eats, Seasonal and/or Specialty Tagged With: Ale, Ale's Bells, Banana, Baysville, beer, beer history, Beligan, Blonde, blonde ale, Canada, dessert beer, food, Lake of Bays Brewing, Maple, Maple beer, microbreweries, Muskokas, Ontario, pancakes, Review, Walnuts

Ale No. 4 ~ “Signature Ale” (English Pale Ale) County Durham Brewing Company

June 6, 2014 by Dale Leave a Comment

For the fourth tasting in my Ales Bells series, I thought it appropriate to reintroduce myself to one of the standards in ales, the English-styled pale ale. Compared to the chocolate brown of my last tasting or the first in the series, Beau’s “Gilgamesh” (an “old ale”), you can clearly see the reason why this style is called…

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Filed Under: Beer Reviews, Eats, English Pale Ale Tagged With: Ale, Ale's Bells, American Pale Ale, beer history, bitter, County Durham, craft beer, Durham, English, English ales, English Pale Ale, food, Gilgamesh, hop, Hops, LCBO, malt, microbreweries, Ontario, Pale Ale, Pickering, Review, yeast

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30 Poems in 30 Days – Global Poetry Writing Month (2022)

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