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This Essex County brewery's doughnut-flavoured beer usually sells out in minutes - Vimarsana News

This Essex County brewery's doughnut-flavoured beer usually sells out in minutes

A brewery in Kingsville, Ont. releases a specialty doughnut-flavoured beer every year — and it sells out in minutes. The inspiration is an Essex County staple.

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The Grove Brewing Co. Set To Release Colasanti's Donut Beer For The Third Time | windsoriteDOTca News - windsor ontario's neighbourhood newspaper windsoriteDOTca News - Vimarsana News

The Grove Brewing Co. Set To Release Colasanti's Donut Beer For The Third Time | windsoriteDOTca News - windsor ontario's neighbourhood newspaper windsoriteDOTca News

The Grove Brewing Company will release its highly anticipated Colasanti's Donut Beer on Thursday, January 25th. Released every January, the first two

Beer with unique aging process makes waves - Vimarsana News

Beer with unique aging process makes waves

A batch of unique craft beer that was pulled from the bottom of Lake Erie is nearly sold out, less than two weeks after first going on sale.

A new local brew aged at the bottom of Lake Erie - Vimarsana News

A new local brew aged at the bottom of Lake Erie

The Grove Brewing Company in Kingsville is using the cold waters of Lake Erie to bring an interesting take on a craft beer. The Pelee Passage Lake Aged Limited Edition stout was aged for three months on the bottom of great lake. Donavan McFadden, the company's founding brewer, shares more with host Colin Butler.

Source: cbc.ca
Kingsville brewery plumbs depths of Lake Erie for perfect brew - Vimarsana News

Kingsville brewery plumbs depths of Lake Erie for perfect brew

Kingsville's Grove Brewing Company sank 500 bottles of beer to the bottom of Lake Erie last winter — the novel brew is now ready to drink.