Sunday, May 19, 2013
the newspaper - University of Toronto's independent weekly
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The story of a bottle of whisky is at least three years long. This is the minimum maturation period as dictated by Canadian law for a spirit to be sold as whisky. The metamorphosis from a dry pile of grain to that amber-coloured nectar at the bottom of your glass is an elaborate process only…
Saturday, 04 May 2013 18:20

How beer became hip

For decades beer has been crisp, refreshing, imported, “lite,” carbonated and bottled, but only now, in the twenty first century, have the hops become hip. Beer has emerged from the ranks of boring dad drink to the cutting edge of hipsterdom —but how? Just as there is no singular definition of hip, there is no…
Saturday, 04 May 2013 18:09

Toronto's tasty Tokyo Drift

An intense love for Japan and a savvy entrepreneurial philosophy have flung Ken Valvur into the centre of Toronto’s Canadian-Japanese junction. After founding Bento Nouveau in 1996 and turning it into Canada’s largest sushi company (think of those ubiquitous sushi boxes in the supermarkets), Valvur turned to sake in 2011, opening the Ontario Spring Water…
Saturday, 04 May 2013 15:22

Cream of the Hop

From Prince Edward County to the shores of the St. Lawrence River, Eastern Canada was once a mosaic of flowering hopyards. During the first half of the twentieth century, hops thrived in agricultural communities across Ontario and Quebec, where commercial and cultural isolation meant brewers had to grow their own ingredients.
Saturday, 04 May 2013 15:13

craft + contract beer

The advent of craft-brewing raises the question of how these small manufacturers can succeed in a market dominated by the big players. The response is an incarnation of the old adage: “if you can’t beat em’, join em’.”
Homebrewing is the latest frontier in the local craft beer renaissance. From you-brew shops, to homebrewers clubs, to nanobreweries, small batch beer is making big strides across the province. the newspaper sat down with Brad Clifford of Get Well Nanobrewery to find out more.
Experimenting with small, one-gallon batches of cider is an incredibly easy way to introduce yourself to homebrewing and a good start to pursue the future endeavours of wine or beer brewing.
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