Collective Arts Toronto

Fall into the rich embrace of this New England style IPA. Simcoe and Mosaic hops balance each other to make this juicy IPA explosively fruit forward in both taste and aroma while curbing any unbearable sweetness to make an extremely drinkable beer. The huge mouth feel ensures all of your tastebuds are enveloped in a blanket of tropical bliss, paradise in a can.

Galaxy hops from Myrtleford, Victoria in Australia and Mosaic hops from Yakima, Washington, USA, deliver aromas and flavours of tropical fruits, mango and citrus. Light malt body lets the hops shine through, and finishes crisp but not bitter. A hemispheric hop mashup.

Fruity, bitter hops, berry, mango, peach; a wonderful interplay between the earthy bitterness, the nuanced fruity berry character, and the piney funky tropical depth. The resinous character of the hops shows through in a tongue-coating mouth feel. You’ll really feel saturated by all the hops. Delicious.

After the never ending battle between the hop heads and sour lovers we decided to appease the two. Using Nelson Sauvin from New Zealand and Citra from the Pacific North West this mixed fermentation brew is juicy, sour and extremely refreshing. Sour & hops in perfect, thirst quenching, melody!

Stranger Than Fiction is a full-bodied porter with plenty of roast flavour and hints of molasses. Ridiculous amounts of chocolate and pale ale malts make this porter a smooth and creamy brew. Hops: Cascade and Nugget

Using our core Gose (Prophets & Nomads) as the base, we added the freshest guava puree we could find. The end result is a perfect balance of tart, sweet, and sour. Expect the Pink Himalayan Salt and flowery guava to leave you refreshed and wanting more.

This hugely flavourful, yet still extremely sessionable Double Dry-Hopped IPA made with 16 grams per litre of Amarillo, Citra, Mosaic and Centennial hops. Citrus and Tropical fruit notes dominate, but is also balanced with a smooth body that makes this one super easy drinking IPA.

Saints of Circumstance is a Citrus Infused Blonde ale. Infused with the zest of seasonal oranges and lemon citrus fruits, it is complemented with Citra, Amarillo and Sorachi Ace hops, which have citrus profiles for zing.

The flavour and aroma of Citra, Centennial, Chinook and Simcoe hops prevail without excessive bitterness for maximum drinkability. Malt sweetness of Pale Ale, Crystal Carafoam and Wheat Flakes in the background complements the hops for a crisp finish.

Not only did we throw a mountain of raspberries into this brew, we backed them up with a generous amount of berry forward Mosaic and Barbe Rouge hops! The result is a refreshingly tart, fruit forward sour ale.

This New England style DIPA is a beast, but not in a ‘lurking in the shadows,’ ‘evil' kind of way; in a ‘flavour explosion, delicious hops,’ GOOD Monster kind of way! Double dry hopped with 24g/L of Mosaic, Citra, Simcoe and Amarillo; notes of tropical mango and passionfruit, juicy peach, and bright orange, lemon, and grapefruit shine!

Our Gose is an unfiltered wheat beer made with malted wheat. This creates a unique cloudy yellow colour and provides a refreshing crispness and twang. Our Gose has a low hop bitterness and features coriander and Himalayan salt, adding hints of complimentary dryness, spice and a touch of sharpness to the beer.

Rich, chocolatey flavours typically belong to porters and stouts. We're throwing you a curveball; a rich, chocolatey...sour. It may sound strange - until you try it. Our winter seasonal sour features sweet blueberries and decadent cocoa, balanced with just the right amount of tart acidity.

Discover new music with Audio/Visual. This collaborative series celebrates the intersection of art, music and beer, featuring a record label, four bands and one visual artist. Every three months, the bands, the record label and the artist will switch, making room for continued discovery of emerging music of all genres. Audio/Visual Lager is super refreshing, making it the ideal beer for concerts, green rooms, backyards or wherever you tune in. Audio/Visual is brewed with pilsner malt and brown rice and cold aged for 4 weeks for the most refreshingly clean, and crisp finish possible. We use Wai-iti hops for fresh notes of lime and mandarin citrus, rounding out this traditional style into a benchmark lager.

This sour has everything you'd find in your favourite morning smoothie bowl! We might not be able to say this beer is exactly healthy, but we put all the good-for-you ingredients into this legitimate breakfast-esque Smoothie Sour. Strawberries, Blackberries, Acai Berries, Banana, Granola and Milk sugar, all heightened with bright acidity.

For our newest IPA Series release, we decided to see how many Mosaic hops we could cram into one beer. We call this: Mosaic Four Ways! We used FOUR different types of Mosaic hops for a beer that showcases everything we love about one of the craft beer world's go-to hops. Regular Mosaic combines with Mosaic CRYO, Mosaic INCOGNITO and Mosaic SPECTRUM for aromas of tropical fruits, with flavours of juicy mangoes, guava and ripe berries.

We’re celebrating our annual Collective Arts Fest with the ultimate summer IPA; loaded with delicious pineapple, creamy lactose and sweet vanilla. To ramp up the punch of pineapple flavour and aroma, we’re dry hopping this brew with 14g/L Sultana hops, renowned for their bright pineapple character. The result is an insanely refreshing IPA.

Stillwater Artisanal, check. Blueberry, Chocolate, Coffee and Vanilla, check. You're damn right we're unleashing this flavour bomb with one of the most creative forces in the beer industry. Blueberry is sweet and tart and heightened to new levels with the bright acidity and roasty chocolate notes emphasized by Detour coffee and Cocoa.

This is our take on a classic mimosa! With 30% unfermented, freshly pressed orange juice, blended with a slightly sour beer base - drink up this bubbly, effervescent beer that will remind you of your favourite brunch beverage!

Matter of Fact, our easy drinking Dry Hopped Blonde Ale, is designed to refresh. A subtle but present dry-hop of Ella and Centennial puts a citrusy, tropical twist on a clean blonde ale. With a floral, grapefruit nose and bright haze, this beer is perfect for someone who loves a New England Style IPA but is after something a bit more sessionable.

Belgian Wits are traditionally brewed with orange peel and coriander, so to add a flavourful and modern twist on a classic we enlisted the help of our pals at Genuine Tea. We replaced the orange peel with another classic – Earl Grey. Made with the oil of Bergamot Orange citrus, the tea gives this beer a unique flavour while honouring the classic beer style.

How much Citra can we put in one IPA? We decided to find out and bring it to you in the latest of our IPA Series! We used FOUR different types of Citra hops for a beer that showcases everything we love about one of the craft beer world's go-to hops. Regular Citra combines with Citra CRYO, Citra INCOGNITO and Citra SPECTRUM for sweet, fruity aromas of bright grapefruit and orange citrus, with flavours of lemon meringue pie combined with juicy tropical fruits.

The Pomegranate and Grapefruit sour showcases a unique balance between tart and sweet. It’s a fine line to walk, but we left it in the hands of fermentation and it didn’t let us down. This fruity pair is meant to satisfy your thirst and be deliciously refreshing!

The newest sibling in our Sour Series is a massive flavour-combo explosion that will get you in the mood for warmer weather. Tropical Alphonso mango and bright, juicy tangerine is a perfect combination of sweet and sour that will help pull you out of the winter doldrums and brighten your day!⁠

The flavour and aroma of juicy peach, tropical passionfruit and tart raspberries dominate, which is then backed up by a generous amount of bright, fruity hops. This beer is finished with a refreshing sourness to give an overall brilliant flavourful drinking experience.

Came here to try the non alcoholic drinks, and they were very good! I loved the stout and the guava beverages. Other people in the group tried the regular beers and found them quite tasty. Patio is great, and it is self-serve. Came on a Sunday, so I was able to find a Green P, which was a 5 min walk from the brewery. Parking on the street was hard to find.

The Collective Art Room and Caf is a fantastic spot to hang out, especially if you're planning to meet with a big group of friends. The space is generously sized, allowing for a comfortable and relaxed experience without feeling crowded. Its inviting atmosphere makes it a great place to unwind and catch up. The staff was friendly and attentive, ensuring that everything was in order during my visit. One of the most appealing aspects is the affordability of the menu. The prices are budget-friendly, making it an excellent choice for students or anyone looking for a nice caf without breaking the bank. I visited during the afternoon, and the place was quiet and empty, creating a peaceful vibe perfect for anyone who prefers calm surroundings. However, given its size and lively ambiance, I can see it becoming quite busy and vibrant during weekends and evenings. Overall, the Collective Art Room and Caf is a versatile space, ideal for casual meetups, group gatherings, or even solo visits during off-peak hours. It's definitely worth checking out if you're in the area and looking for a place that combines affordability, space, and good service.

Didn't know there was a collective arts in Toronto before accidentally stumbling upon this one on New year's Eve. And we're so glad that we did. The staff is fantastic. Atmosphere is chill. Beer flights are excellent. Really really liked their Origin of Darkness Maple Vanilla stout. Definately will be coming back.

If you want to try great beers and gins, you're in the right place. Space is artistic, hipsters love it. There's a nice outdoor patio if you want to hang out in the sun and fresh air. We tried the fries with the drinks. It would have been better if it had been cooked a little more. The employees are very kind and cheerful. Will definitely be back and would love to see what they prepare next.

Popped in Saturday afternoon, after walking around all morning. Decided to try a couple of beer flights. Had to have a few staples but also a bunch of new limited editions that are always on rotation. A taste for everyone to enjoy. We didn't end up having anything to eat, but they do have a small selection of edibles available that looked good. They also have takeout beer and merch in the front, so you can take some home with you! When we were there, even though it wasn't advertised anywhere they mentioned they were putting on a show downstairs later that night. Went back and caught a couple of great local bands and enjoyed the cherry whiskey sour at the downstairs bar. Underrated cool little spot hopefully they put on more shows and promote so a few more people will come by.