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10 Places to Buy Craft Beer in Toronto

The next time you crave a beer in Toronto you don’t have to buy your IPA or pilsner from The Beer Store or one of Toronto’s grocery stores that now sell beer and wine. Toronto’s influx of craft breweries, most of which have bottle shops, means many more options for buying beer in the city.

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Bandit Brewery

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2125 Dundas St W , Toronto , ON M6R 1X1 , Canadá

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+1 647-348-1002

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The ever-busy Bandit Brewery, on the west end of town, is a great place to hang out with friends for some beer and food, but you can also stop by the little bottle shop to pick up some of their much-loved beers. to take home. The bottle shop is open from 11 am to 11 pm every day.

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Indie Alehouse

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2876 Dundas St W , Toronto , ON M6P 1Y8 , Canadá

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+1 416-760-9691

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This popular Junction spot is a great place to have a casual meal with friends over a few pints of craft beer, but you can also take home a lot of what you find on the beer menu. Choose from a variety of beer in 2-liter growers and 500-milliliter bottles, as well as brand-name beer glasses, t-shirts, touches, and beer-inspired art created by local artists.

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Burdock Brewery

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1184 Bloor St W , Toronto , ON M6H 1N2 , Canadá

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+1 416-546-4033

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This triple threat spot is a brewery, music hall and restaurant on Bloordale, which also has a bottle shop located around the corner from the main building. The bottle shop is conveniently open from 11am to 6pm. M. A 11 p. M. Every day, so you can almost always guarantee that you will get your beer. They also have freshly baked bread (homemade) available every day. Check the website or Twitter to stay up-to-date on what’s available to take home.

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Left Field Brewery

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36 Wagstaff Dr , Toronto , ON M4L 3W9 , Canadá

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+1 647-346-5001

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Head to the Left Field Brewery Bottle Shop to take home some of their best beers in cans, bottles, and larger 750 milliliter growers. Just keep in mind that the swings need to be kept cool and should be consumed within five days. Visit the website or Facebook page for a list of beers you can buy from the bottle shop.

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Halo Brewery

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247 Wallace Ave , Toronto , ON M6H 1V5 , Canadá

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+1 416-606-7778

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This small craft brewery in Toronto’s Junction Triangle neighborhood has a bottle shop that is well worth a visit for beer fans. You can pick up bottles of their creative beers or order a shot of beer to try before you shop. He also does food pop-ups from time to time in partnership with various local food vendors. Visit the brewery’s Facebook event page to keep up to date on what’s going on.

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Duggan Brewery

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1346 Queen St W , Toronto , ON M6K 1L4 , Canadá

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+1 416-890-7339

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Duggan’s Brewery in Parkdale offers several beers to go through their bottle shop. Drop by for a pint and something to eat, or stop by for a craft beer to take home. Currently, you can have 473-milliliter cans of their No. 9 IPA, 100 Mile Ale, and 100 Mile Lager, as well as six packs of No. 5 Sorachi and 32- and 64-ounce growers of various varieties depending on what’s available. Hats, T-shirts and glassware are also available.

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Bellwoods Brewery

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124 Ossington Ave , Toronto , ON M6J 2Z5 , Canadá

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+1 416-535-4586

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This always-crowded brewery on Ossington Avenue has an equally popular bottle shop next door if you want to take home some of its much-loved beers. Check the website for an up-to-date list of what’s in stock. You can also pick up branded products like tokens, t-shirts, hoodies, and beer bags. The brewery recently opened a second location at 20 Hafis Rd., Southeast of Lawrence and Keele.

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Rainhard Brewing Co.

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100 Symes Rd , York , ON M6N 3T1 , Canadá

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+1 416-763-2337

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Rainhard Brewing Co. established a store in the Stockyards area of Toronto and is generating a lot of positive feedback for its beer selection. You can stop by the bottle shop to stock up on what’s available, or stop by for a longer visit and have a pint at the tavern.

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Amsterdam BrewHouse

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245 Queens Quay W , Toronto , ON M5J 2K9 , Canadá

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+1 416-504-1020

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Both Amsterdam locations, Amsterdam Brewery and Amsterdam BrewHouse, make it easy to stock your favorite beers. Buy 473 milliliter cans, 355 milliliter bottles, seasonal beers, growers, and kegs depending on what you need.

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Granite brewery

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245 Eglinton Ave E, Toronto, ON M4P 3B7, Canada

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+1 416-322-0723

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Granite Brewery is where to go if you’re in the market for craft beers, all natural made in small batches. Various size growers and kegs are available, as well as bottles (see website for bottle information), branded goods, glassware, coasters, and gift boxes with pint glasses, a growler, and coasters.

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