Steam Whistle Brewing, Toronto
What to buy here: Steamwhistle Beer.
If there is one thing Toronto has an abundance of, it’s beer! Canadians love their brews (cartons are known for having holes in the sides large enough for mittened hands to fit through) and Steamwhistle is one of Toronto’s finest local brews. After poking through the recommend brewery tour, make sure to pick up a “two-four” to take home with you. The pilsner is known for its “floral hop aroma, sweet graininess with distinctive grassy notes, and balanced by a clean, crisp finish and pleasant lingering bitterness.” Really, it’s a light, crisp beer in a signature green bottle and one that the locals are proud to call their own. A 12-pack of bottles costs $23.95 and is available at The Beer Store. But remember – some Canadian beers have higher percentages of alcohol than American beers, so take care to check the labels and make sure you have a plan to get home safely if you plan on drinking – Steamwhistle has a five per cent alcohol content. The brewery is found at 255 Bremner Boulevard and is open Monday to Saturday from 11 am to 6 pm, and Sunday from 11 am to 6 pm.
If there is one thing Toronto has an abundance of, it’s beer! Canadians love their brews (cartons are known for having holes in the sides large enough for mittened hands to fit through) and Steamwhistle is one of Toronto’s finest local brews. After poking through the recommend brewery tour, make sure to pick up a “two-four” to take home with you. The pilsner is known for its “floral hop aroma, sweet graininess with distinctive grassy notes, and balanced by a clean, crisp finish and pleasant lingering bitterness.” Really, it’s a light, crisp beer in a signature green bottle and one that the locals are proud to call their own. A 12-pack of bottles costs $23.95 and is available at The Beer Store. But remember – some Canadian beers have higher percentages of alcohol than American beers, so take care to check the labels and make sure you have a plan to get home safely if you plan on drinking – Steamwhistle has a five per cent alcohol content. The brewery is found at 255 Bremner Boulevard and is open Monday to Saturday from 11 am to 6 pm, and Sunday from 11 am to 6 pm.
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Steam Whistle Brewing on Map
Sight Name: Steam Whistle Brewing
Sight Location: Toronto, Canada (See walking tours in Toronto)
Sight Type: Shopping
Sight Location: Toronto, Canada (See walking tours in Toronto)
Sight Type: Shopping
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