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Ontario.” said Croft. recognized standards for safe food Brewing Awards “There are lots of people who accomplwhmentl Waterloo WA and Amber were production. This year's awards were held at discovered Waterloo Pilsner last anda Wt reason [0 also recently awarded gold at Founded in 1984. Brick Brewing the Gladstone Hotel in Toronto on summer, with its deep golden . . ,, Monde Selection in Belgium, an (20. was the first craft brewery to April 3. and included 251 entries, colour and not over-the-top hop glue 1‘le beer“ "3’- international recognition of prod- start up in Ontario. and is credited competing within 29 different car finish,” said George Croft, Presi- â€"GeorgeCroft uct quality. Waterloo Dark and Pil~ with pioneering the present day t-gories from 46 different Ontario dent and CEO of Brick Brewing. ImmenrandCEOofBrick ”mm-"g sner were awarded silver. craft brewing renaissance in breweries of which only 31 "To win gold in such a popular The family ofWaterloo Brewing Canada. received an award. category is a great accomplish» helped establish the local craft (:0. beers has grown by more than Brick has complemented its “As the only craft brewer in merit, and a great reason to give beercategory. 30 per cent in the last year and is Waterloo brand premium craft Canada to be certified under the this beeratry.” added Croft. To complete the hat trick for quickly becoming a fawurite ofall beers with other popular brands BRC Global Standard for Food Waterloo Dark adds a silver Waterloo Brewing C0,, Waterloo beer drinkers who appreciate the such as taker. Red Baron, Red Cap Safety, these awards are a testa- medal in the Dark Lager category lPA took home bronze in the effort that goes into a well<crafted and Formosa Springs Draft. ment to our continued commit» to its long list ofOntario. 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