Canadian Amateur Brewers Association 2010 AGM & Bus Tour
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On October 25, 2010 At 4:15 pm
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Tags : Ontario
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TORONTO, ON – The Canadian Amateur Brewers Association (CABA) have announced details for the 2010 Annual General Meeting and Bus Tour, which will this year be focussed on the breweries and brewpubs of Toronto.
Set to be held on Saturday, November 13th, the tour will start at Duggan’s Brewery at 10 AM with the AGM, followed by a beer sampling and lunch. The tour will continue to The 3 Brewers, Mill Street and Steam Whistle, with beer tastings at each stop, before wrapping up at Rhino Bar & Grill around 7 PM.
The cost for the tour – which includes all beer samples, lunch and snacks, and a commemorative glass – is $70 for CABA members and $80 for non-members. Tickets can be purchased via the CABA website.
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