What Do You Think Is The Best BEER (available in Toronto)?

[iprint]

Boreale Blanche but not available in Ontario so I guess Guiness

http://www.boreale.com/cms/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=19&Itemid=57

 

[a 1 player]

Guinness (but only on tap)
Rickard's Red (but only on tap)
Sapporo
Sleeman Ale
Carlsberg

 

[CUPID]

Delirium - hard to find but really good.

 

[snowleopard]

I'm kind of hooked on Rickard's White lately ... for something more traditional, Sleeman's Genuine Draft is good ... little pricey though!

 

[Never Compromised]

Upper Canada Rebellion
Upper Canada Lager
Rickers Red
Wellington County Pale Ale
Molson Canadian

 

[Inferno]

IMPORTED:
Innis & Gunn
Fullers
Hoegaarden

DOMESTIC:
Creemore Springs
Rickard's Red
Unibroue (La Fin du Monde, Maudite, Blanche de Chambly, etc.)

 

[RandyAndy2]

Big Rock Traditional Ale (made in Alberta, but available here).

I've also enjoyed Bass the few times I've tried it. Hey Lancs, are the others on your list like Bass?

 

[herames]

Well they sure as hell have a great commercial!

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/71046/beer_to_girl/

I agree- Stella is much better on tap...

i too am a Fella who likes Stella.....
Heineken second

 

[herames]

can we get this shit in the Toronto area?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Moon_(beer)
very botanical and flowery in tasting...had on a few outings in the States in the last 3 months

 

[EntertainmentMan2000]

can we get this shit in the Toronto area?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Moon_(beer)
very botanical and flowery in tasting...had on a few outings in the States in the last 3 months

I do believe but correct me if I am wrong, but Blue Moon is actually Rickards White here.

 

[Captain Fantastic]

Not the best, but pretty damn good and the most interesting Toronto-area beer in quite some time: Great Lakes Pumpkin Ale (and their Orange Peel and Winter Ales deserve a mention.) Mill Street Extra Special Bitter gets a shout-out too. Oh, and the Amsterdam Pomegranate Wheat is a great summer beer. Mmmm, beer!

 

[Duke of Trent]

Local:

Mill Street Stock Ale

Imports:

Staropramen
Zywiec
Stiegl
Kasteel Cru (made with champagne yeast...quite good)

-DoT

 

[lomotil]

I like beers that are brewed locally with no preservative, Molson Canadian, Sleeman, Sapporo( now brewed in Guelph with Sleeman), Moosehead. Kokanee is not good beer. Imported beers like Heineken and Grolsch are ok, but if you can ever get some Heineken or Grolsch, over in Holland which has no preservative, and is not meant for export, but for the local crowd or some the Guiness brewed in Ireland for the locals, then these are the best.

 

[canucklehead]

Guinness and The Mill St Tankhouse Ale.

 

[Tiffany_69]

Beer

Coors light but prefer Rum white and coke, well Rum and just about anything

 

[DayDreamer1]

Hoegaarden
Stella
Rickard's White

 

[needinit]

Imports: Stella, Becks and Corona (on a hot summers' night)

Canadian: Creemore Springs and Keiths (India Pale Ale)

 

[mediaguy]

Keith's IPA
Those who like it, like it a lot.

 

[spitze]

Erdinger > *

 

[thewheelman]

Beer Store- Molson Canadian ...always as fresh as it gets from the beer store..like to avoid the old stale brands they like to unload there. Remember TBS was caught selling beer past the best before date.

Bars - Creemore Draught ...the best and freshest since Creemore delivers it's own and takes back the kegs that are not sold each time.