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The first steamboat on the Ottawa River was the sidewheel paddle-steamer Lady Colborne. Starting in 1832, this 100 foot long passenger steamer worked on the Ottawa between Aylmer and Fitzroy four times a week in each direction, for the seven months that the river was open each year. Dampfbier (German for steam beer), is a rare centuries-old style, and was traditionally known as a beer for the common folk. Brewed with German weizen yeast, this all malt brew has hints of clove and a mild hop finish. This beer was formally known as Dartmouth Common