Blood Brothers Brewing

 

Recently visited with my wife and some friends from Waterloo.

Tried the following:
Blood Brothers Hail Saison (draft)
Blood Brothers Grannyvine (draft)
Blood Brothers Paradise Lost Guava (sample)

And bought these to go:
Blood Brothers The Waiting Ones
Blood Brothers Inner Eye Pale Ale

Beers ranged from good to great. Service at the bar was fast and amicable and we really enjoyed the outdoor patio. Our overall experience was fun, and we would happily come back.

Loved the whole garage feel of the place. The staff were fast, and attentive. Even with a line up and full tasting room they were happy to share their knowledge and checked-in to see how we liked the beer.

The beer itself was a little to unique for my taste. Not really a fan of the wine barrel aged thing they had going on. But I will return and give them another taste test soon

Over the past few years this place has really turned into a great spot with very good beer. The Thai wings are excellent. Friendly staff. Nice vibe. Terrible parking.

Really great place. Loved the small garage vibes. The staff were really great and patient with me. They had a few great beers on tap and I was able to snag some to bring back across the border. Probably my favorite place in Toronto.

Beers on point, good selection for a small local operation, and while small, the vibe of the taproom is in keeping with their overall branding which adds to the overall experience. Worth checking out if you're in the city touring the breweries of the bloor/junction triangle.

this place is incredible, such a good vibe in this little unassuming garage space. a lengthy cab ride from downtown gets me to a snowy industrial area where i walk through an unmarked white door to find a humble and artsy little tap room with a bar so small there is only three seats at it. a few small tables fill out the floor print, clearly they have a lot more capacity when the weather is nice out and the garage door can open up. theres a park across the street, and i could see this place really popping on a nice summer saturday. brewing equipment is in the back, must be fairly small. for me it was winter, and so a seat at the bar seemed best. they had an impressive array of beers on for how small they are, maybe ten taps, almost all of which are inventive and interesting to me, ingredients like cocoa husk and coffee in some beers have me intrigued, a white stout was delicious, the black hand and the balam also excellent, and the toad of light the best of the hoppy beers. the beer is phenomenal, really some of the best i had in toronto all week. the bar is cool, an old wooden piece and some cool artwork and little trinkets make a sort of shrine behind the bar, sort of goth or metal, i really liked the aesthetic, and its on their labels too. they sell bottles to go out of a small cooler too, and they look really sharp. the girl behind the bar was smart and chatty, and it was a great place to put a few back. if this were in denver, it would be one of my favorite breweries in town, both in terms of beer and vibe. highly recommended!

 

 

 

 

Punk / metal meets Indian religion. The funky vibe matches the beer asthetic. Service friendly, food just snacks. Good range - 6 beers on tap - bottle shop.

 

 

The new taproom is small, a small part of this shared facility, but gaining a cult following, with better hours, passionate people, and unique flavourful beers. Worth a stop if you are in the West End. (and like spiced beers)
Update: they have made it into a middle sized taproom. Staff is either great or pushy rude, but you need lots of tattoos to work here.