Amsterdam Brewing Company
Amsterdam Brewing Company[edit | edit source]
Amsterdam Brewing Company is a craft brewery located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It was founded in 1986 by Jeff Carefoote and John Watt, and has since become one of the leading craft breweries in the country.
History[edit | edit source]
Amsterdam Brewing Company was established in 1986, making it one of the oldest craft breweries in Toronto. Jeff Carefoote and John Watt, two friends with a passion for brewing, started the company with the goal of creating high-quality, locally brewed beers.
Over the years, Amsterdam Brewing Company has grown and expanded its operations. In 2012, they opened a second location called the Amsterdam BrewHouse, which is a brewpub and restaurant situated on the Toronto waterfront. The BrewHouse offers a wide selection of Amsterdam's beers, along with a menu of delicious food options.
Beers[edit | edit source]
Amsterdam Brewing Company offers a diverse range of beers, catering to different tastes and preferences. Some of their popular beers include:
- Boneshaker IPA - A hop-forward India Pale Ale with a bold and citrusy flavor profile.
- 416 Urban Wheat - A refreshing and light-bodied wheat beer, perfect for hot summer days.
- Fracture Imperial IPA - A strong and robust IPA with a rich malt backbone and intense hop bitterness.
- Cruiser All Day Pale Ale - A sessionable pale ale that is easy to drink and full of flavor.
Awards and Recognition[edit | edit source]
Amsterdam Brewing Company has received numerous awards and recognition for their exceptional beers. Some notable achievements include:
- Gold Medal at the Canadian Brewing Awards for their Boneshaker IPA.
- Silver Medal at the Ontario Brewing Awards for their 416 Urban Wheat.
- Bronze Medal at the World Beer Cup for their Fracture Imperial IPA.
Sustainability Initiatives[edit | edit source]
Amsterdam Brewing Company is committed to sustainability and environmental responsibility. They have implemented various initiatives to reduce their carbon footprint and minimize waste. Some of their sustainability efforts include:
- Recycling and reusing packaging materials.
- Implementing energy-efficient brewing processes.
- Donating spent grain to local farmers for animal feed.
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