Muddy York Brewing Launching Next Week in Toronto
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On January 23, 2015 At 11:45 am
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TORONTO, ON – After more than a year of planning and construction, Toronto’s newest production brewery is getting set to have the first pints of its beer pouring around town next week.
Muddy York Brewing was founded by Jeff Manol, a veteran homebrewer who has won numerous awards in amateur brewing competitions across Canada.
The first offering from the fledgling brewery is Muddy York Porter, a beer that Manol describes as “easy drinking, boasting notes of dark chocolate and roasted marshmallow.”
Muddy York Porter will be officially launched on January 29th, and will be on tap at select bars and pubs in Toronto and surrounding areas. For a full list of establishments, see the “Presently Pouring” page on the Muddy York website.
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