Brew Tours Launching Toronto Series with Junction Jitney
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On March 27, 2017 At 12:00 pm
Category : Beer Events
Tags : Brew Tours, Halo Brewery, Henderson Brewing, Junction Craft Brewing, Laylow Beer Bar, Rainhard Brewing
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TORONTO, ON – A tour operator dedicated to running day trips to breweries throughout Southern Ontario has announced the upcoming launch of its first Toronto tour.
Brew Tours has been running tours in the Muskoka Region and Barrie since last year, and is now kicking off its Toronto Series with the Junction Jitney. Taking place monthly through the late spring and summer, the tour will include guided visits to four breweries in and near the Junction neighbourhood – Halo, Henderson, Junction and Rainhard – as well as a full lunch and beer tasting at Laylow.
Junction Jitney tours will take place on May 13th, June 10th, July 17th, and August 19th, 2017. Private/corporate tours can also be arranged on request. For more details and booking information, visit the Brew Tours website.
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