Un joli LCBO pour bien dire (j’ai les batiments historiques). la section de bière est comme une boutique à elle même, un peu séparé des autres produits en magasin. Beaucoup de bière ontarienne, d’articles saisonnières et de raretées. C’est le magasin à visité à Toronto.
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This is the flagship LCBO store in the restored North Toronto Union Station of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The store has a huge selection of Wines and Spirits, and in theory stocks every beer product on the LCBO list. Its normally a good place to find seasonals, and is often one of the stores where extra stock is dumped at the end of a seasonal release or when a product is de-listed. Worth the visit just for the architecture and the incredible restoration job on the station.
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The new Summerhill LCBO has opened as of 2008, and at 41,000 square feet vs. the paltry 28,000 sq ft of the Queen’s Quay location, the Summerhill LCBO is now the Big Dog! Let me convince you further: Queens Quay had 4 shelves of beer. Summerhill had 7. Summerhill had the entire Neustadt line, plus Hockley, Wellington County beers and something called Honey Ice, which decorum prohibits me from describing further on a family website as the beer totally sucked ass! In short, go to this store. It is 1 block south of the Summerhill subway stop on Yonge (pronounced Yong not Yongee as I’ve been incorrectly saying all day). This place is huge, well laid out, immaculate and a real stunner.
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