[Therion]

Dunno if anyone mentioned the Bow & Arrow on Yonge, a spit's distance north of Davisville. They stock about 20 Ontario craft-brewed beers, including Denison's Weis, though they were out of it last two times I went. The second time I let the waitress know about my displeasure. The switch-over to a new brewer may explain the shortage.

Denison's Weis is one of the best beers in the world, and often ranks tops in world-wide wheat-beer lists. If they changed the recipe, I will be very upset.

 

[JasonParis]

I had another pint of Denison's weissbeir at LeVack Block (on Ossington) last night and came away disappointed--it was an entirely different brew compared to the one I had at Victory cafe. The bartender claimed Levack's keg was from the new brewing joint, while Victory had stocked up on the old batch/brewer. Interesting. (See the colour of my pint in photo above? It wasn't that golden yellow this time.

I've only had Denison's once -- at The Victory Cafe -- and was quite impressed.

 

[egotrippin]

Not a bar per se, but it's the Beer Festival this weekend. All the local craft, microbrew, and international beer you can handle.. and then some! Is anyone here going Sunday?

 

[Torontovibe]

On Yonge Street, just south of Dundas Square.

By torontovibe, shot with DSC-N1 at 2009-04-18

 

[PukeGreen]

Finally! Les Trois Brasseurs as been advertising this coming location since, I believe, at least 2006. That has to be the longest restaurant renovation in the history of time. The building was gutted to the point where there was just a brick facade for at least a year. Nice to see it finally nearing completion. Let's hope the beer is worth the wait!

The location concerns me somewhat, it's so close to YD Square and the Eaton Centre I worry they will need to cater to tourists more than beer affectionados (though I'm sure there is some overlap).

http://www.les3brasseurs.ca/eng/locations.php