Eastbound Brewing Company

Our staple IPA cleverly balances the tempered power and gentle nature of – say, an imaginary Tiger. Equally, it’s a perfect sidekick for any misadventure. The healthy quantity of oats punches up the creamy texture of the body throughout. Clean bitterness comes in right up front allowing the picture to fade over to a veritable fruit basket of hop aromas. Bold, juicy melon and crisp citrus is backed up with just enough pine to be reminiscent of the West Coast. This IPA is something you need in your life. Plain and simple.

No longer reserved for summer skies in Bobcaygeon, Revealed Constellations can now be enjoyed equally any of those nights in Toronto. SMaSH feels as appropriate a descriptor for how to drink this session IPA as it does an acronym: Single Malt and Single Hop. Stripped down to a slight, and agile little recipe, with 100% Golden Promise malts, and 100% Mosaic hops, there’s an abundance of juicy tangerine right up front. Mango and light aromas of grass and pine follow tightly behind.

Eastbound’s gateway beer is a beer that’s welcoming for newcomers to craft beer but still full flavoured for crafty vets. Light honey aromas blend into a clean, mild malt body that allows for just a hint of fruit flavours from the Willamette hops and yeast esters. Flavourful, crisp, and endlessly drinkable this is the kind of pantry stock that should always be at the ready.

Our flagship Belgian Saison brings a lot to the party and is an excellent food beer. Belgian saison yeast brings prominent notes of both black and white pepper, clove and a heavy dose of amazing. While the hop combination brings slight notes of the deep woods and a sense of wonderment that only adds to the spices. An amazing beer to pair with food or as a great ingredient in your favourite dishes. Those dinner guests will be impressed, we promise.

This is the story of a gin distiller who took a bicycle ride through the Belgian countryside and fell in love with the culture. He wanted to make something bold, something with a lot of flavour and representative of both backgrounds. Juniper berries, coriander, cardamom, orange peel and lemon peel bring gin inspired botanicals to a bright and spicy classic Belgian Saison. These additions create complex layers of flavour that bring the drinker something new with every sip. Perfect on a crisp Spring evening or a hot Summer’s day - Electro Tonic is the cure for what ails you. *For you insiders, this beer was formerly named Nerve Tonic. With it's impending release to the LCBO this beer had to lose some of it's sense of humour lest it be confused with a lesser medicinal product.

A classic approach to a German wheat beer that’s far easier to drink than it is to pronounce. Fronting gentle sweetness and bright effervescence, the yeast that this style plays namesake to becomes the star. Leaning easier on the banana than the spice and clove, Hidden Lake is a light, approachable offering. *Cue a sun drenched, open meadow spin a la Julie Andrews*.

Apologies in advance for blurring the lines between breakfast and dinner, night and day, potentially shattering the very construct of time itself. Or perhaps you’ll take this all in stride. Brewed with the addition of lactose sugars - the “milk” of this stout - Midnight Cow Tipper rolls through pastures (to grab at low hanging fruit) of dark roasted coffee and toasted grains, ramping up to a sweet finish of creamy milk chocolate. Soft, velvety and far less heavy than it appears, we’re not going to question imbibing at any hour.

Sharing a geographic border with our Hidden Lake, this Belgian Wit is a mild departure from tradition, making it the noisy neighbour in the wheat family. Set apart with a creamy body and peppery finish, the spice and citrus are dialed up (all while avoiding reference to any knob marked 11) with kettle additions of orange peel, coriander, and grains of paradise. Racing the Sunset is a liquid allusion to its own name.

Dark roasted malt walked into a bar and met a traditional Hefeweizen on a Friday night. By the end of the weekend a beautiful friendship had blossomed...

Sometimes a cup of coffee can be just a cup of coffee and sometimes it’s so much more. Justacuppacawfee is our Coffee Oatmeal Stout that’s brewed with a blend of roasted malts and is infused with Station Cold Brew Coffee post fermentation to preserve all the rich coffee flavour and aroma possible. It’s our gift for those who appreciate the inner workings of the human condition and those who just love a good stout. Whether it’s enjoying with cannoli or some shfooyadell it’s a perfect brew for both beer and coffee lovers who seek rich depth of aroma and flavour thats unlike so many other stouts. So make some time to think about yourself. That’s right, just you. You deserve it. Unwind, relax and indulge yourself and remember it’s Justacuppacawfee!

Part of our Winter Survival Kit, our Tight Knit Belgian Wit is a beer that brings hope for spring! A beacon that guides you through a long and dark Canadian winter that makes you wonder “When is it going to end?!” Well friends we have your answer - probably not soon enough, but here’s this great beer to drink while it’s here! Belgian yeast combined with Coriander, Meyer lemon peel, Grapefruit peel and Seville Orange peel come together for a fresh tasting burst of spring. Tight Knit Winter Wit - the beer to share with friends! Or to happily sip while knitting away on that winter sweater. Both work and both are awesome.

Like a cool breeze on a Hawaiian beach, the taste of Hibiscus flowers & Lemongrass brings a tart, dry & refreshing diversion too thinking about all that sand in your bathing suit. Reminiscent of a dry rosé for all your summer needs.

Set aside any associations to the coffee chain on the corner (and on the corner across from that). 100 pounds (!) of pumpkin puree dial us in to perfect aromatics, and just enough flavour to hold up to the full spice rack profile without any sticky sweetness. Ginger, nutmeg, cinnamon, and allspice were added to the boil to bring this pie to the family table.

Wanderer is a deceptive multi-tool of a beer. Set completely apart from the rest of the wheat beers in the lineup, this American Wheat uses neutral yeast and showcases some of the most monstrous hops that North America has to offer. Mosaic, Simcoe, and Centennial combine over a creamy body with juicy tropical fruit, grapefruit flesh, and sharp pine. With a dry finish, Wanderer is a mighty force packaged into an even keel ABV.

How could we possibly improve upon our Basecamp Saison? A massive undertaking that obviously requires the Super Nintendo/UPUPDOWNDOWN cheat code of just a little bit of Mosaic hops. Dry hopped atop our signature Belgian, the original shines through with pepper and citrus. A floral, and lightly tropical profile is introduced from the dry hop addition, leaving Stone Skipper just a little outside of the original. Because NBA Jam is just a little more fun with saxophone Bill Clinton, isn’t it?

The fresh taste of peaches joined with our sour Gose and a touch of salt gives you that endless summer you were hoping for. Fresh peach juice was added at the tail end of fermentation and allowed to further dry out this sour. As a result, a crisp peachy feeling washes over you - not unlike Mom’s peach pie, Grandma’s peach cobbler and the feeling of chomping into a peach and having the juices run down your neck…. But we digress. Try Peach Emoji and disconnect for a while and live that perfect Summer you’ve been after, whatever time of year.

Part of our Winter Survival Kit, our Belgian Dubbel warms you up & eases you through winter with style. Deep copper in colour with notes of molasses, brown sugar and a skip in your step. Fancy Walker will keep you feeling good all winter long and give you a sense that all this cold will one day come to an end. The perfect beer to pair with food and group gatherings. Let your glass warm a little and let the complexity of flavour fancily walk on by.

What’s with you millennials?! You want the best of everything all the time! Well this beer’s for you, those demanding types who think work/life balance is actually a thing. Belgian Handshake brings the beautiful complexity of Belgian beer and introduces it to the equally beautiful complexity of North American hops. It’s a mix of styles, culture and terroir. It’s the best of both worlds and the beer-fication (right?) of work/life balance in its finest measure. It’s a meeting of the minds and a meeting of cultures. A whole heap of Amarillo and Azacca hops bring tropical fruit that combines with Pilsner malt and Belgian abbey yeast to create this balance of beauty and awesome that appeals to all sides of the millennial fence.

That’s right! The name of this beer is yeah. What’s it named after? Who’s it named after? Who or what isn’t it named after?! yeah. Is a beer that needs no explanation but also begs for more all at once. It’s so simple it’s been right in front of you the whole time. yeah. is a beautifully hazy New England IPA that’s been inundated/pummeled/overwhelmed with fruity hoppy flavour. Mosaic, El Dorado, Cashmere and Galaxy hops combine forces to bring you, our lucky drinker, flavours of - stone fruit, pine and a whole glass full of awesome that will have you saying YEAH.

Happy New Year! There is no better way to welcome the new year than with a bright and sparkling beer that brings hope and optimism for whatever adventures lie ahead. Humdinger is made for celebrating all of life’s accomplishments no matter how big or small. Land the dream job? Get that big raise? Baby finally fall asleep? TTC finally get to your stop on time? These are all worth celebrating and we’re here for you. Humdinger is brewed using Belgian abbey yeast, a bready malt profile and lemon peel that brings a sharp and crisp finish to a beer that’s made for celebrating life’s victories.

Average experience, not a bad place if you are in the area. Craft brewer that also offers a rather large menu of food items, an original that we liked, a classic that was disappointing. The zucchini burger was really original and good ($18). Well executed, the breading captures a nice crunch opposed to the soft bun. On the flip side, I was really disappointed with the burger, probably the worst of the year anywhere. For $26, I got ordinary tasting meat that was also over cooked resulting in a hard and tasteless patty see picture). And you have to pay extra for some obvious trimmings like tomatoes. To be fair in this review, the fries & mayo tasted awesome. Beers are good, nothing to write home about, but they were good and their branding is well thought of, we enjoyed the beers. Overall, a pricey outing for average food and beer. Nothing wrong with the restaurant, I guess we were expecting a lot more for almost $100 of burgers and beers. Underwhelmed.

A wonderful brewery with an amazing vibe and a rotating tap of beers. Food is deliciously prepared in an open kitchen - there is no frozen food or microwaves in sight - everything is prepared fresh and made to order. The staff is incredibly knowledgeable, kind, and courteous. There are board games in the back and several community events, this is an amazing restaurant and venue with a community feel. There's a brunch menu on the weekends, highly recommended - there is a ton of seating and the place is family friendly. Been coming here for years and look forward to it everytime.

Popped in here this past Tuesday for a bite and a drink before seeing a show at The Opera House. Our server was super friendly and explained the menus well. We ended up, my partner and I, getting wings for the Thursday special, they do $10 pound of wings and $10 32oz pitcher of beer. I got the gochujang honey butter wings and they were awesome. My partner for the loaded wing nachos. Won't lie they were a bit dry and could benefit from more sauce, feels like they were overcooked. The special also had a pitcher of beer which was really a great deal and is more than enough for two people to have a pint and a half. We went with their house beer and it was light and refreshing, easy to drink and not too heavy. The atmosphere is lively and spacious. There were televisions playing various sports game and a great music. Overall a really great spot to have a bite and a drink. Good for large groups as they can really accommodate in the space and a great selection of beers. Nice experience!

We loved the size, quality, (and price) of the appetizers. In-house brewery with nice beer, homemade and commercial selection. We had several beer snacks that kind of remind me the "tapas" concept you find in Spain. We loved and highly recommend this pub. Prices are right.

Pumpkin beer season is here & Patchwork Orange( what a brilliant name to remind me of Kubrick) was the one of the yummiest pumpkin beer I had. Took advantage of happy hour and got a pint for $5.50. During happy hour they have two snack items, tortilla chips & dip, toasted corns nuts for $5. We decided to go with special Fish Friday menu and ordered 2 jumbo size haddock chips with fries & slaw to share($24). Overrall I loved they avoid overseasoning evetything( pubfood does not need to be salty all the time). Fish was very decent size and homemade Preserved lemon mayo was excellent. Great thin sliced fries that you did not miss ketchup. We also purchased more canned pumpkin beers(355ml $3.50) to go.