Goose Island Brewhouse Toronto Hosting Lager Day Event Next Month
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On August 27, 2018 At 11:00 am
Category : Beer Events
Tags : Amsterdam Brewery, Burdock Brewery, Creemore Springs Brewery, Godspeed Brewery, Goose Island Beer Co., Muddy York Brewing, Ontario, Rhythm & Brews Brewing, Rorschach Brewing, Sawdust City Brewing, Side Launch Brewing, Stone City Ales, Tooth & Nail Brewing
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TORONTO, ON – Goose Island Brewhouse Toronto has announced that will be welcoming several guest breweries next month for a special event celebrating “the subtle and undying art of lager brewing.”
Lager Day will take place on Saturday September 22nd from 12:00 noon to 6:00 PM as part of Toronto Beer Week, and will feature several lagers brewed on-site at Goose Island, plus guest taps from Amsterdam, Burdock, Creemore Springs, Godspeed, Muddy York, Oxbow, Rorschach, Rhythm and Brews, Sawdust City, Side Launch, Stone City, and Tooth & Nail.
Lager Day is a free admission, pay-as-you-go event at Goose Island Brewhouse Toronto (70 The Esplanade). For more details, see the Facebook event listing.
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