The Dylan Bar in East Toronto Launches Brewing Program with Chaos Theory Gose
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On April 24, 2018 At 12:30 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Katalyst Brewing, Ontario, The Dylan Bar
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TORONTO, ON – A beer bar on the Danforth in East Toronto has announced the release of its first in-house brewed beer.
As reported by Ontario Beverage Network, The Dylan Bar has kicked off its brewing program with Chaos Theory, a kiwi and mango gose brewed in collaboration with Katalyst Brewing. It’s described as “super juicy, a little sour, and easy drinking.”
OBN notes that Mark Verok of Katalyst provided the pilot system that is currently being used to brew, but a permanent system is being sourced for future use.
For more details, see the Instagram post announcing the beer, and the full OBN article.
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