Indie Alehouse & Bar Hop Announce Indie Boat Hop Craft Beer Cruise
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On July 3, 2014 At 12:00 pm
Category : Beer Events
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TORONTO, ON – Toronto’s Indie Alehouse brewpub and Bar Hop craft beer bar have announced that they will be co-presenting a cruise in Toronto Harbour that will feature “beers only available at sea.”
Taking place on Sunday August 17th on the historic Empire Sandy tall ship, the Indie Boat Hop Craft Beer Cruise will feature six local breweries – Amsterdam, Bellwoods, Great Lakes, Indie Alehouse, Nickel Brook and Sawdust City – and cidery West Avenue Cider, all of them offering a beer/cider exclusive to the event alongside other regular and seasonal brands.
Tickets for the cruise are available now for $40, which includes admission to the three hour trip (boarding at 12:30 PM, sailing at 1:00 PM, disembarking at 4:00 PM), a commemorative sampling cup, and one 1/2 pint sample token. Additional tokens will be available to purchase on board.
For more details and to order tickets, see the event page on Uniiverse.com.
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