Beer News Website Mom ‘n Hops Rebrands as Ontario Craft Beer Network
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On January 13, 2015 At 11:00 am
Category : Beer In The Media & On The Web
Tags : Ontario, Ontario Craft Beer Network
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TORONTO, ON – Mom ‘n Hops, a website dedicated to covering Ontario’s craft brewing industry, has announced a rebranding initiative that sees the site getting a new name and URL.
Now known as the Ontario Craft Beer Network, and available at the new www.ontariocraft.beer address, the site will “continue to publish [its] daily news, beer releases and event listings.” It will also remain the home of the popular Ontario Brewers Directory, a comprehensive and detailed listing of all breweries and brewpubs in Ontario.
For more details, see the full announcement at Mom ‘n Hops/OCBN.
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