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How to Tile and Seal a Brewing Area in Under Two Minutes
Featuring Luke (The Tile King), Mike and John from Bellwoods Brewery, with a rare cameo appearance by the mysterious Witch Shark at around 40 seconds! More renovation videos coming soon. Enjoy!
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Above: PA Gross’ Lithographic Bird’s Eye View of Toronto (1876), from Vanishing Point
The Garrison Creek’s influence on early brewing and the development of our downtown neighbourhoods is an often-unappreciated but highly relevant piece of Toronto’s history.
One of the many beers we’re piloting at the moment - Lost River Ale – is named after the hidden waterway that shaped our park system and continues to flow beneath us.

October 2011
Renovations are moving along well. We’re currently in a race to prepare the floors and building systems for the arrival of our first shipment of cellar tanks in late November. Our plumbing rough in is now complete. Next up we’ll be pouring a new concrete floor for the cellar tanks, and patching the existing floor where we had to remove sections. Plenty of electrical and HVAC work still to do. Thanks to Mike Banani for the photo.

Bellwoods Brewery is a new Toronto microbrewery, retail store & café coming to 124 Ossington Ave.

Lots to recap and lots to look forward to. Read our September update here.

Over the last week of April and first week of May, Bellwoods Brewery and volunteers planted hops in 8 different downtown locations to explore the viability of hops growing in the city, in different settings, while creating local partnerships and greening urban spaces.
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OFFICIAL TASTERS COMPETITION UPDATE
THE COMPETITION IS NOW CLOSED
Thanks for all the haikus, tales, videos, photos and artwork (thanks to Anthony for the pic above). We received so many good applications.
We look forward to meeting you all later in 2011 or early in 2012.
We’ll be in touch.
Spencer
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