I just picked up a couple of jugs o' beer from the college's teaching brewery: www.firstdraft.ca
One Lager. One Ale.
We're going to test run them on Boxing day.
I used the safe way to transport precious cargo.
They call those jugs "Growlers"
They only had Ale in regular bottles and I wanted both the Lager and Ale. So, I went for a couple of Growlers.
Super fresh beer. There's a hand-written label on each with the date that it was bottled - usually the day you buy it because they sell so much of it.
It's good in the unopened bottle for about 7 days. Once, you open it, 3 to 4 days.
$15 a Growler and when you bring back the empty, you can refill it for $10.
A growler holds 64 fl oz (or 1.9L depending on which way you face when you fill it messedup0 )
This teaching brewery is at the same college at which my daughter is studying culinary.
They have a teaching winery too that has already won awards against the commercial wineries.
Review on Sunday night... or maybe Monday morning.
One Lager. One Ale.
We're going to test run them on Boxing day.
I used the safe way to transport precious cargo.
They call those jugs "Growlers"
They only had Ale in regular bottles and I wanted both the Lager and Ale. So, I went for a couple of Growlers.
Super fresh beer. There's a hand-written label on each with the date that it was bottled - usually the day you buy it because they sell so much of it.
It's good in the unopened bottle for about 7 days. Once, you open it, 3 to 4 days.
$15 a Growler and when you bring back the empty, you can refill it for $10.
A growler holds 64 fl oz (or 1.9L depending on which way you face when you fill it messedup0 )
This teaching brewery is at the same college at which my daughter is studying culinary.
They have a teaching winery too that has already won awards against the commercial wineries.
Review on Sunday night... or maybe Monday morning.