| Bar |
Märt |
Märt Comment |
Paul |
Paul Comment |
General Comment |
Winner |
| Annie's Bar & Grill | Moosehead Draught | Thai Grill-type start. 3 taps, only one works. Had to take it. It is Moosehead...what can I say? | Labatt Blue | Great clientele - the absence of teeth only adds to the character. I like the call of Blue - the light papery finish works well. And as the locals tell me, it's a "good choice". | Annie's Queen & Parliament location is well-suited to the atmosphere of the bar. | Labatt Blue |
| Dominion House | St. André Vienna Lager | Colour matches bar. Nice hoppy, comfortable flavour - matches bar. Though, gents next to us took girl's leftover food - without her offering. | Mill St. Organic | Hmm...got first pick, went with local choice; Mill St. made not two miles from here. Sadly, I think this beer answers the question why there are preservatives in beer. But really, the flavour problem lies in the hopping. Not really balanced well. | Why is photography now the new art? Any fu*!-ing idiot takes 40 pictures with a digital camera, culls the 2 great ones and opens a gallery. C'st What, here, Academy of Spherical Arts...I need to print a shot, sell it at Enno's for $150 and buy murraythebastard.com outright. | St. André |
| Degrassi House | Mill St. Stock Ale | Saw "Stock" and I could not choose anything but. Frankly, it does not taste great. Plus, this place is kinda' nice which makes it taste worse. Tastes stale but the beer is fresh!! Wait - I get it now - the taste is reminiscent of vomit. Yes, vomit. | Mill St. Wit (seasonal) | See, this is the problem with Mill St. They're honest brewers but they're honestly not so good. Having said that, the weisbeer is an exception: fresh, cloven, and frankly, refreshing. I'm glad I didn't hit the stock ale. | We were not going to stop but when we saw Degrassi House, memories of Snake, Wheels and Joey inspired us to stop. | Mill St. Wit |
| Murphy's Law | Harp Lager | Tasting good! Just off our longest walk and the lager's refreshment is well appreciated. Maybe not a classic Irish order but I stand by it all the more for it. | Kilkenny | I think that a stronger, deeper, more medicinal ale is called for after a marathon of a walk. The smoothness of the pour matches the smooth gait that saw off the shitty streets of Paris in 4 hours, the dirty old town of Florence in 3 and the sweet golden avenues of Dublin in 5 days over 2 years. | Hitting vastly changed home turf. Wistful memories may impede scientific beer selection. | Kilkenny |
| Scratch Daniels | Carlsberg | Typical for typical bar. | Stella Artois | You know what? It's a bit off. The fact that I was just bribed with hard liquor helps Matsoo's cause. | n/a | Carlsberg |
| Castro's Lounge | Chimay Red | Delicious, strong, confident. If I had Moules Frites, the world would be mine. I miss Belgium - but not achingly. | Wellington County Ale | The toughest call to-date. Mine: smooth, a bit sweet, revolutionary in the house of Castro. His: sharp, pretentious, Belgian and thick. The pretentious has it, methinks. No shame to the county though; immaculately suited to the suite. | Over 4 hours and about 7 km later, we have finished our journey. Final score was 3-3. | Chimay |