Weekend Roundup: Quoi faire?
Welcome to the first weekend of fall, folks! The weather is cooling, the leaves are changing, and there is plenty going on – so let’s get out there and enjoy ourselves this weekend.
Kichesippi Beer Co.
#Support613 Gift Guide: For the craft beer fan
Finding the best gift for the craft beer lover in your life is easy if you live in Ottawa.
#Support613 Gift Guide: Spirits and cocktail recipes
Whether you consume alcohol or not, there’s something for everyone in these recipes using locally made spirits, wines, cordials, bitters, and even kombucha. There are nearly 10 vineyards in the valley as well, most of whom offer curbside pickup through the holidays.
Kichesippi Beer Company: 10 years of love and beer
Kichesippi Beer Company celebrated its 10th anniversary on April 29. Since the brewery originally opened in 2010 on Carling Avenue, and later moved to Bells Corners in 2019, it has achieved great success as a family-oriented, community-focused business.
#COVID613: How to support Ottawa’s local craft breweries during isolation
While breweries did, mercifully, fall under the essential workplace designation, the closures of gathering spaces and bars changed how thirsty quarantiners can access local craft beer.
Weekend Roundup: Living on Feelings Edition
If you have given up on dates and times, and are living purely based on feelings, join the club. Stay healthy, stay positive, and stay strong friends. We’re doing it.
Weekend Roundup: Quoi faire ?
In this liminal moment between Daylight Savings and the first day of spring we are presented with what looks like the perfect pre-spring weekend!
Weekend Roundup: Quoi faire ?
Welcome to the weekend!
NCC’s Bistros at Confederation Park and Remic Rapids are a welcome addition to Ottawa
A third Bistro is scheduled to open at Patterson Creek in the Glebe next year.
The Year In Beer: Highlights of the craft brewery business in 2018
The local beer scene keeps getting bigger and better.
“Buck-A-Beer” means something else to Ottawa’s Dominion City Brewing Co.
A dollar from every sale of DCBC’s Buck-A-Beer blonde ale will be donated to local refugee services.
