Ontario Brewery Discovery Routes Released for 2016
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On June 14, 2016 At 10:00 am
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TORONTO, ON – Ontario’s Greenbelt Fund and a group of partner organizations have announced the release of the 2nd annual edition of Brewery Discovery Routes, a set of five self-guided tours to the province’s craft breweries, cideries, distilleries, and other local food and drink destinations.
Close to 150 independent beverage producers are included on this year’s itineraries, along with more than 100 “Feast ON” restaurants that specialize in dishes made with locally sourced produce and ingredients, artisanal cheese makers, farmers’ markets, and more.
250,000 copies of the map package have been printed for distribution throughout Ontario, and the routes are also available online via the Brewery Discovery Routes website.
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