December 11, 2014 | Kole McRae | 1 Comment The Ontario Beer Company currently does not have a website but I’m going to go ahead and link to the domain name they will probably be using and hope that a website appears there in the future. The 100 Mile series of beers has a very simple concept: beer made with ingredients entirely in Ontario. Right now there are two variations out: a lager and an ale. We sampled the ale. The beer can be found at most LCBO’s at $2.95 a can and sits at a clean 5.4% ABU. On to the tasting notes: Appearance: Dirty gold colour, very clear and certainly filtered. Aroma: Sweet fruity smell, strawberry and chocolate with maybe a hint of orange. This was unexpected. Taste: Less sweet taste more malty and hoppy. Full bodied and fizzy. Very bitter. Strong fruit smell becomes subtle in taste. Aftertaste: Almost pure hoppiness, similar to an IPA. Very dry. Overall: Not a bad beer. I like the overall idea of a true local beer but the actual flavour wasn’t exciting enough for me. It’s very clean and pure tasting which will appeal to some palates but I prefer something a bit more ‘out there.’ Author Recent Posts Kole McRaeFounder of Toronto Booze Hound. He can be seen drinking almost anything in the wild from beer to rum. Try not to startle him, he may use humour as a self defence method.Email: [email protected] Latest posts by Kole McRae (see all) So long and thanks for all the fish. - October 22, 2026 Fancy Lads Lemon Sherbet IPA by Rorschach Brewing Co, a Review - July 29, 2022 The Fermentator by Furnace Room Brewing, a Review - January 19, 2022
LCBO says 100 Mile is a Duggan beer — database SANFU or the real deal? Is he now renting time at the Cool Beer Brewing facility these days? Reply