Goose Island Brewhouse Toronto

With Punchy notes of mango, guava, pineapple, and orange, Juice Island Hazy IPA was double dry hopped with copious amounts of Amarillo, Cascade, Simcoe, Citra, and Galaxy hops, delivering maximum juiciness for your taste buds, cushioned by a soft, luscious body.

A juicy double IPA with loads of pineapple, stone fruit and tropical aromas. Dry-hopped with Columbus, Simcoe and Ontario-grown Chinook hops. Mantis is beer, you are prey. Appearance: Deep gold, unfiltered Aroma: Pineapple, stone fruit, mango. Tasting Notes: Pineapple, juice, spicy bitterness. Mouthfeel: 10-ply soft

A classic German lager with an assertive bitterness and a balance that will have you clamoring for another. An easy-drinking beer that’s perfect for watching your favorite netminder between the pipes. Appearance: Clear, straw yellow Aroma: Malty-sweet, herbal hops, jasmine Tasting Notes: Sweet pilsner malt, bready, herbal Mouthfeel: Dry and balanced

A session IPA with punchy aromas of tropical fruit and citrus and an assertive bitterness. Appearance: Cloudy, off-white. Maybe it’s wearing a fruit hat. Aroma: Pineapple, guava, passionfruit, mango Tasting Notes: Pineapple, orange, grapefruit Finish: Dry with an assertive bitterness.

Pours jet black with ruby highlights and aromas of coffee, caramel and dark chocolate. Flavours of blackberry and black forest cake dominate this robust but easy drinker. No cream or sugar needed. Appearance: Deep brown with ruby highlights. Tan head. Aroma: Coffee, milk chocolate, blackberry Tasting Notes: Coffee, cacao, hazelnut, dried fruit, hint of black pepper, black forest cake Mouthfeel: Medium-low body and carbonation

Deceptively easy-drinking for its dark copper colour, this German-inspired lager will win you over with flavours of crusty bread, honey and nuts. Appearance: Deep copper. Extensive lacing Aroma: Crusty bread, honey and floral hops Tasting Notes: Bread crusts, nuts, malt sweetness and hints of roast Mouthfeel: Soft mouthfeel and medium body.

Named after one of our favorite brewery fittings, this black lager presents aromas of nuts, dark fruit and subtle roast. Appearance: Black as the abyss Aroma: Nuts, dark fruit, caramelized sugar and slight roast Tasting Notes: Dark chocolate sweetness, herbal hops, molasses, some roast Texture: Medium body with nice effervescence.

Pours a deep copper colour with floral and biscuit aromas. Notes of bready malts, black tea and stone fruit present themselves on the palate. Appearance: Burnished copper Aroma: Biscuity malts, floral, orange Tasting Notes: Biscuity malt sweetness, black tea, sweet orange, stone fruit Texture: Medium body, low carbonation

Mango Wheat Ale

Inspired by Pacific Northwest hop varieties, Kilo Green IPA is dank and juicy, with notes of orange juice, ripe mangoes, and dank hops.

Step aside, string bean! This IPA is not for the weak. Mandelbaum! is a balanced IPA with lovely malt sweetness, big citrus flavor, followed up by a mouthful of piney resinous hop goodness. Hopped with Columbus, Simcoe, Ontario grown Centennial, and Ontario grown Cascade. It’s go time.

Accentuated by Coriander Seed, Orange Zest, and Cardamom, this pillowy-soft beer is full of citrus flavour and bready sweetness and goes down all too easily. The aromatic experience of spicy and fruity esters on the nose translate into coriander, lemon, floral honey, and Belgian waffles on the palate.

Inspired by the beloved Goose Island Chicago classic, Honkers, Old Familiar is a complex concoction of malty, biscuity and toasty notes that come together for a warm, comforting drinking experience.

You just finished work, or maybe you haven’t yet. Doesn’t matter. You deserve something easy drinking with refreshing notes of lemon, grapefruit, and strawberry. It’s time to live the dream. Cheers! Appearance: Cloudy, pale yellow Aroma: Lemon, grapefruit, fresh bread Tasting Notes: Doughy malts, lemon, strawberry, cherry candy Mouthfeel: Soft, high carbonation

The Craft Champagne of Beers. Weighing in at 4.0% ABV, Feather Lite is our take on a Light American Lager; crisp, crushable, and easy drinking. This is the beer you want to be drinking all summer long!

Appearance: tan head (creamy, persistent), walnut colour (wood) Aroma: Tobacco, prune, dried cherry, chocolate, macadamia nut Flavour: almond butter, amoretto, cacao, tiramisu, peat Texture: luscious, finish drier than style normally suggests

A Pale Ale that's pushing the limits, towards IPA. Brewed with a hefty addition of oats, a special blend of Cryo hops, and a bit of lactose, this beer is full bodied, creamy, and full of flavour - welcome to the party!

Features Cascade, Chinook, and Centennial hops locally sourced from our friends at Highland Hopyard.

Bamberger is a dedication to the beauty of malt. Rauch, or smoked, beers we originally produced in Bamberg Germany. Malts would be kilned over open fire, resulting in strong smoke flavour and aroma. Brewed with over 40% Weyermann beech smoked malt, this beer delivers wonderfully balanced notes of smoke, brown sugar, and caramelized bread crust.

With the colour of autumn leaves, our Vienna Lager presents bread crust, toasted almond, and cedar on the nose and rich graham crackers and almond on the palate.

This golden-amber lager is brewed in the style of a German Oktoberfest with flavors of orange marmalade, floral hops and crusty bread. Appearance: Amber Aroma: Marmalade, fresh bread, floral and earthy hops Tasting Notes: Crusty French bread, mandarin orange, pilsner malt Mouthfeel: Lots of body up front that fades into a refreshing bitterness

The definition of a light, crisp and crushable lager. Features notes of lemon, bread, and floor malted pilsner malts. Every nuance of the Saaz hops is allowed to blossom in your glass for a very special drinking experience.

We love our neighborhood and that’s why we decided to name our new Pale Ale after it. Super hazy and full of flavours like honeydew melon, lime and pomelo, the unique combination of hops makes this beer exceptionally sessionable.

Great atmosphere, very friendly service and really tasty food. They have a nice large patio with comfy seating. The calamari just melted in my mouth. Fish was lightly battered and not all greasy. It was nice and light.

Absolutely great brewhouse and restaurant! I've tried 2 different IPA's and both were great beers. The Juice Island IPA being my preferred choice. Dinner was delicious with a starter of the Caprese Salad and the Brisket Poutine topped with crispy fried onions and pickled red onions. My partner ordered the equally great and somewhat unique Tuna Power Bowl. The Ahi tuna was cooked to perfection, the flavours and ingredient mix was not your typical bowl mix. Great staff, fast service and a nice patio for an enjoyable early evening dinner in Toronto.

For those passionate about craft beer, local beer production and good food, A Goose Toronto is a great choice of brewery to visit. Right at the entrance you will come across the mixers and preparers, as well as a variety of taps. The house has great space to receive customers, with more than one room for you to choose the place that best suits you. The service from the staff is excellent and orders usually arrive at the table very quickly (except for the days when there are only two staff and a full house). The menu is very complete, with many options for starters, dishes and snacks and vegetarian and vegan options. The house has great accessibility for customers: automatic opening doors, spacious environments that prevent tripping, adapted toilets with automatic door opening and support bars. The restaurant does not have a Braille menu, but employees are trained to guide customers. For those traveling with children, the bathrooms have baby changing tables, and the house has highchairs for children. The brewery is located on Bar Street on King, and is close to St Lawrence Market, metro station and bus stops.

Great beer selection and good service. This is the second time that I've been there and the experience was once again satisfactory. For a Saturday afternoon/evening, the place was not packed and the service was fast. I suggest The Big Schnit (Pork) and it goes well with any of their beers. The Beef Brisket Dip is also a must-try.

The beer is very good. The place is super warm, so go with light clothes if you're staying inside. In the warmer months there are tables outside, whi h significantlyimprove the experience.. The service was very slow the last four times I was there, so this is a place where it definitely requires improvement. Adding some background music could also improve the place.