Winter Brewfest Expanding to Toronto
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On January 11, 2016 At 11:45 am
Category : Beer Events
Tags : Ontario, Winter Brewfest
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TORONTO, ON – The organizers of Ottawa’s Winter Brewfest and Gatineau’s Festibière events have announced details of their first Toronto festival.
Toronto Winter Brewfest will be taking place on February 19th and 20th in the Enercare Centre’s Heritage Court at Exhibition Place.
More than 35 Ontario breweries will be on hand for the event, including Beau’s, Cartwright Springs, Amsterdam, Left Field and more. In addition, six Quebec breweries – Gainsbourg, Charlevoix, Les Trois Mousquetaire, Farnham, Bilboquet and Brasseurs du Monde – will be coming in to pour samples of their beers, with many being available in Ontario for the first time.
Food trucks, DJs, and a special selection of cask beers are other planned attractions for the festival.
For more details and ticket ordering, visit the Toronto Winter Brewfest website.
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