36. Rickard's Red (Canada)
37. Sleeman's Honey Lager (Canada)
We had these beers at the World famous Second City comedy club. We saw some great improv there that night. When I ordered my first beer, I mispronounced the name. The waiter called me on it "you must be from the states". Nice attitude, I hope you don't mind getting stiffed on your tip.
The food and drinks at the Second City were all pretty bad. We needed to get some hot wings elsewhere to wash the taste out of our mouths!
34. Red Claw Lager (USA)
35. Patagonia (Argentina)
Saturday night in Toronto, after the second Mets-Jays game (I'm not talking about the score) Ani and I searched for some food. After seeing the porn shoot on the docks, and not wanting to wait for any of the restaurants there, we ended up at Red Lobster. Good dependable food, I also had a Red Claw Lager, it was good and compliment my Admiral's Feast perfectly. Well worth two toonies and a loonie, what is that $1.39?.
When we got back to our room, I had the Patagonia beer from Argentina after a quick dip in the pool. A perfect way to end a fun day of vacation.
33. Steam Whistle (Canada)
On our first full day in Toronto, Ani and I found ourselves in a pizzeria in Little Italy. I traveled to a foreign country to go to Little Italy? What? Anyway the Pizza was fantastic and I got to try a really fresh tasting local beer. Steam Whistle which is brewed right behind the Sky Dome is kind of like Toronto's official beer. That and Molson. It was really good, I am not sure how it would taste form a bottle or can, but from the draft it was good - ehh!
31. Brooklyn Lager (USA)
There was a big movement for a few months at work, for non-formal get togethers, so a bunch of us went to play spades at a local bar after work. Not wanting to get to blasted (since I wanted to win the tournement) I only had one beer. It was a Brooklyn Lager, it was a really good beer, I can't wait to try some other varieties from Brooklyn in the near future.
