Back in the early days of Toronto Booze Hound, we reviewed a lot of beers from Sawdust City Brewing. It seems we really slowed down writing about them over the last couple of years but we certainly haven’t stopped drinking their beers. It seemed like a fitting inclusion in the #8BeersOfChanukah to imbibe in a good ol’
We ordered beer online for the first time in our lives. It was a glorious experience. The mailman brought us beer and we didn’t even have to put on pants to get it. This review is a bit overdue. We fully intended on writing this review for our wedding anniversary last month, since Sawdust City‘s
I really need to get faster at writing these reviews. Sawdust City has a habit of releasing amazing beers only to have them disappear almost instantly. This amazingly named beer (which takes a while to type) is a lactose brown ale mixed with a heaping helping of cinnamon and vanilla – making one think of
I have a long history with Sawdust City Brewing Co. and The Princess Wears Girl Pants. The Princess sneaks up on you. She is powerful. She is strong. She is delicate. She is delicious. This very bold princess weighs in at a solid 9% ABV and 35 IBU, and will comes in at a higher price
There absolutely MUST be some kind of reference that inspired the name of this beer. The Sawdust City guys always have some double meaning to their names and I must simply not be getting it. On their website they mention it is a collaboration with the band: I, the Mountain. I, the Mountain and the