CBN Dinner Series

Canadian Beer News is pleased to present the Canadian Beer News Dinner Series.

This ongoing series of dinners will bring together some of Canada’s top breweries and beer importers with outstanding chefs and restaurants to create unique and exciting beer and food pairing experiences.

NEXT EVENT:

CANADIAN BEER NEWS DINNER #3:
ROLAND + RUSSELL and CHEF VICTOR BARRY
at SPLENDIDO RESTAURANT
Friday, April 27th, 2012
More details coming soon!

PAST EVENTS:

CANADIAN BEER NEWS DINNER #2:
GREAT LAKES BREWERY and CHEF HOWARD DUBROVSKY
at L.A.B. RESTAURANT
Tuesday, February 21st, 2012
Event Recap >>>

CANADIAN BEER NEWS DINNER #1:
BEAU’S BREWING and CHEF DOUG McNISH
at THE WINDSOR ARMS
Tuesday, December 6th, 2011
Event Recap >>>

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Black Creek Stout
Brewery: Black Creek Historic Brewery, Toronto, ON (contract brewed at Trafalgar Ales & Meads, Oakville, ON)
Style: Stout
ABV: 5%
Availability: Bottles at the LCBO

Dark ruby-black with a light tan head. Typical stout aroma - i.e. dark malt, hints of coffee and chocolate - along with a bit of hazelnut and a wisp of wood smoke. Flavour sticks close to the aroma up until the finish, where a nice mellow bitterness develops. Body is fairly light and quick on the palate. Nothing outstanding, just a solid everyday stout.

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