Eatdrink #63 January/February 2017

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№ 63 | January/February 2017
Grab a sample or a pint and stay awhile, or purchase
growlers and cans to go.
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Anderson has organized the Beer Run
Club on Wednesdays, and other special
events have included fundraiser and
awareness nights for causes as diverse as
men’s health and Paws United Dog Rescue.
“We love having different activities
because we love the social aspect of drinking
and appreciating craft beer,” Aynsley said.
“Drinking beer doesn’t have to be done in a
Enjoy a game or conversation upstairs in a communal
space that overlooks the brewing operation.
dark bar by yourself. It is important to us to
maintain a family-friendly environment, and
encourage people to come and meet friends,
family or work colleagues in a setting where
they can have a beer, but also just relax and
socialize.”
Anderson quickly added to its roster
of beers. While the core brand IPA and
amber are always available at the brewery
store, there is also a constant rotation of
seasonals. On the board last fall were
a brown, a cream ale, a winter ale, and
a Stout Cask Series of four different
stouts released on four consecutive
Saturdays. In 2017, more seasonal
brews are coming as well as cask series
releases.
The neighbourhood may soon be
known as London’s Beer District,
once London Brewing Co-operative
completes construction just a twominute
walk from Anderson in
The brewhouse gleams with its state-of-the-art
brewing and canning equipment.
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