Monday 29th of July 2019 08:11:49 AM

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During my visit they had precisely two beers available: lager and pale ale. This seems like a production brewery with a taproom. The pilsner is their flagship beer for distribution throughout Canada, so that’s what they focus on here. I tried the pale, which was very light in color, body & taste. The taproom is right in downtown Toronto. The vibe was tourists, well-inked millennials and professionals stopping in for one or two before heading home. Nice outdoor seating. Great tunes in the background. It’s a great environment – as long as your happy with a pilsner or a light pale ale.

Monday 30th of January 2012 08:14:05 AM

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Steam Whilste brews one beer, which is why I give beer selection a three. It's a really good beer, so I won't give it a one, but don't go and ask them for choices. Just say "I want a beer" and that is what you'll get.

The tour was one of the better beer tours I've been on. The staff really likes working there and the tour was half brewing process and half behind the scenes story of how the brewery and the space came about. It's great to get those kind of stories in the tour because it makes it more of a unique experience from other tours.

They had three price levels for the tour that you could choose from. The different packages corresponded to what you got after the tour (glass, 6-pack, or 12-pack).

Wednesday 24th of August 2011 08:50:44 AM

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A fun brewery tour in a brewery in a historic round house building right next to the the CN Tower. A very fun tour as the tour guides were very energetic and clearly knew a lot about the company. They make one beer but it is a very good pilsner, and when the place is busy there is a very good atmosphere and they give lots of free samples. The historic train roundhouse was very cool to see as well, as is their fleet of vintage delivery vehicles.