Bellwoods Brewery in Canada - Reviews, Beers, Location & Contact

Bellwoods Brewery

Microbrewery in Toronto, Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦
Associated with 2 Venues

Established in 2012

Contact

20 Hafis Road, Toronto, M6M 2V6, Canada

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info@bellwoodsbrewery.com

Description

Bellwoods Brewery began as a small brewpub in the west end of Toronto in 2012, and underwent a couple modest growth spurts over the years to encompass two retail shops (selling fresh cans and bottles), and a production brewery in North York (mostly to house The Foeder Pyramid). These days, we produce about 18,000hL a year, which is a mere blip in the grand scheme of Ontario beer, but keeps us pretty busy. The styles we’re interested in brewing range greatly, and we always remain open to new ways of making beer. For the most part, our current efforts are devoted to aromatic hoppy stuff, crisp lagers, barrel aged wild blends, fruit-forward zingers, and the occasional barrel aged stout. There’s always a new, creative project waiting in the wings. We’re still a relatively small, collaborative team, forever dedicated to the pursuit of perfect beer–thanks so much for partaking in the fruits of our labour.

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Sebletitje (16062) reviewed

No Rest for the Wicked from Bellwoods Brewery

10 years ago

7/10 — Appearance 6 Aroma 7 Flavor 7 Texture 6 Overall 8

50cl courtesy of and shared with Klaas. Brune foncée, col fin blanc-cassé - presque moka. Arôme au bouquet acidulé, brett, fruité noir avec un nez s’approchant d’une vieille brune. Palais reste sur cette impression initiale de vieille brune mais dont le côté levure sauvage - brett nous fait de suite retomber cette impression. Caramel, grillé malté avec un léger ajout de barrique et un petit côté vineux presque de vin rouge.

Tried on 25 Oct 2015 at 15:21

Sebletitje (16062) reviewed

Barn Owl (Blend No. 1) from Bellwoods Brewery

10 years ago

7.3/10 — Appearance 6 Aroma 7 Flavor 8 Texture 6 Overall 8

50cl courtesy of and shared with Klaas. Léger orangé, col blanc disparaissant vite. Arôme offre un bouquet mettant bien en avant l’abricot, niveau purée mais en bon, le gingembre arrive en rétro et soutient le côté plus fruité. Cependant, la canneberge est minimaliste voire quasi absente. Impression de barrique versant presque sur du rhum. Palais reste bien centré sur l’abricot, profil type de gingembre avec en retrait un côté aigrelet venant d’une souche sauvage brett, je suppose? Le boisé est plaisant, donne une petite impression de sécheresse. Ici aussi, la canneberge est absente éclipsée par l’abricot et gingembre. Correcte sans pour cela être originale, brett et tjrs du brett ...

Tried from Can on 25 Oct 2015 at 15:07

Helsdon (1082) reviewed

Brett Barrel-Aged Monogamy (Centennial) w/ Apricot & Peach from Bellwoods Brewery

10 years ago

6.8/10 — Appearance 4 Aroma 7 Flavor 7 Texture 6 Overall 8

When Bellwoods announced the release of four of their barrel aged beers on four consecutive Fridays I though of freeing up some cash from the kid’s RESPs to get on board. But then I came to my senses, (and the bank insisted I couldn’t take money out for beer, the bastards) and passed on the first offering, which was this beer. But low and behold I show up at BW for the second Friday to get my Lamba and they still had some. If fate wants me to drink beer than drink I shall. The straight Monogamy Centennial was phenomenal, so I was interested in seeing what putting it though the wringer would achieve. Pours hazy amber-blond with a minimal of oily head that reduces to a ring, and a mild sour grapes nose with a mild nose of peach and hay. The taste is quite the mash-up of doughy hay malts, soft vanilla-grape sour, .and a strong roll of peaches with the resin and perfume of the hops lost in the mix their somewhere. Thanks lady fate I enjoyed this one. See you all at BW for Friday number three.

Tried on 24 Oct 2015 at 20:17