Ontario Hop Growers' Association The OHGA is a not-for-profit association of hop growers, families and enthusiasts who are interested in supporting the growth of the hop industry in Ontario.

By Mom ‘n Hops on Oct. 3, 2013 The Ontario Craft Brewers (OCB) have announced the first edition of its monthly Brewmaster’s virtual 6-pack, a new feature pegging together choices from Ontario’s top brewmasters. While not a physical 6-pack, the ...

Hauling out those fall and winter coats is hard, depressing work. Why not have a beer to help get you through it?  By: Brendan Ross  Photo credit: Brendan Ross We’re nearing the time of year when one trades T-shirts for ...

By: Eno Sarris We’re working on regional sorting on the leaderboards. You’ll have filters and drop downs and regional and state and city options. For now, the new advancement to the regional information on the boards should make for some ...

Province Helping Ontario Craft Brewers Create Jobs Posted July 25, 2013 Ontario is providing small craft brewers with renewed support by extending the Ontario Microbrewery Strategy for two more years to help create jobs and expand the industry. Through the ...

Speakers and Agenda Set for 2nd Annual Ontario Craft Brewers Conference The 2nd Annual Ontario Craft Brewers Conference will take place on Thursday, October 17th, 2013 from 8:00-5:00 p.m. at the Allstream Centre, located at 105 Princes’ Blvd. at Exhibition Place in ...

Beer Store Profits $700M Yearly From Near-Monopoly, Study Finds Posted by: CBC The Beer Store is reaping $700-million annually in “incremental profits” when compared to Quebec stores because of higher prices and the near-monopoly the foreign-owned retailer has in Ontario, ...

Most breweries import hops from overseas, but a few local craft brewers are looking into an alternative. By: Sheena Lyonnais Hops—the small flowers that act as the primary flavouring agent in beer—are usually imported from places like Germany and Belgium. ...

Craft beer could become a victim of its own popularity. By: David Olive on August 30, 2013 – Toronto Star A funny thing happened on the way to global domination of the world beer market by a handful of “macrobreweries.” ...