Craft

Whether you’re looking for local Orléans or regional choices, you’ll definitely find a new favourite among the offerings.

The good hosts will be serving up a dozen of their brews.

It’s been a hundred years since prohibition at the federal level was repealed, but that hasn’t stopped whisky distilleries from continuing the rebellious tradition of producing moonshine.

Orléans Brewing Co. has finally opened the doors to its own brewery in 2019. The grand celebration is happening this Saturday May 11 with live music, an outdoor patio, and tours of the brewery from 1pm until close.

Clover Food & Drink and Bicycle Craft Brewery are teaming up to present Women in Industry, an inspiring dinner and craft beer pairing that features a team of Ottawa’s most talented chefs.

The local beer scene keeps getting bigger and better.

Lagered Tales is a new podcast courtesy of Vankleek Hill’s Beau’s All Natural Brewing. The themes and material are fun and entertaining and go beyond just talking about beer.

Using local products, North of 7 Distillery has developed unique local spirits. Visit them in store or at the Whiskey Ottawa Festival on October 20.

Mike George found his second career almost by accident. The former Canadian Armed Forces member wasn’t looking to start a business selling olive oil and balsamic vinegar, but nearly two years later, he’s getting ready to open the bricks-and-mortar location of Aurelius Food Co. in the heart of Wellington West.

A dollar from every sale of DCBC’s Buck-A-Beer blonde ale will be donated to local refugee services.

Beer always tastes better with friends and good music. Enjoy all three at the Orléans Craft Beer Festival June 7-9.

Local band Amos the Transparent is celebrating a decade as a band by releasing a new album: Anniversaries. Ten years as a band is an impressive feat, one that deserves a befitting celebration – like getting their own beer. The band is teaming up with Big Rig Brewery to release Amos Anniversaries beer.