Founded in 2011 by Dimitri van Kampen, Spearhead Brewing Company is an independent craft brewery located in Toronto, Canada. At the heart of Spearhead is the team of Dimitri, Martin Villeneuve, Tom Schmidt and their shared passion for brewing off-the-hook beers that we call Beer Without Boundaries®.

Collective Arts Brewing is a grassroots craft brewer based in Ontario that aims to fuse the creativity of craft beer with the inspired talents of emerging artists, musicians and filmmakers. Matt Johnston and Bob Russell founded Collective Arts Brewing on two beliefs: The first that creativity fosters creativity. And the second, that creativity yields delicious pints.

Each of our beers is a work of art. On the inside, we proudly brew some of the most well-crafted beers with the help of our brewmaster, Ryan Morrow. On the outside, we feature limited-edition works of art by artists and musicians that change every few months. Added bonus? Through the augmented reality technology of our partner Blippar, all labels come to life through the free Blippar mobile phone app. Simply scan the label to hear the music, see the videos and view artist bios.

Welcome to Laphroaig The most richly flavoured of all Scotch whiskies “There are 3 main ingredients for making Laphroaig — Barley, Water, and Yeast, but the secret ingredient is the People.”

Laphroaig is the story of a community. An uncompromising, tough and determined group of people who ensure that this defining whisky remains true to its origins.

For 200 years an age of Enlightenment, industry & Endeavour was fuelled by a ‘Can-Dhu-Spirit’ There was a time when the world turned to Scotland for the next innovation. From manufacturing to medicine, it was an age where anything seemed possible: obstacles were there to be overcome. This inspired a consortium of Gentlemen to build The Era’s Most remarkableDistillery with but one aim: Producing the world’s finest single malt whisky Enthused by the optimism of 1897’s Diamond Jubilee, a consortium of merchants and gentlemen of the whisky trade raised today’s equivalent of £20 million. Driven to produce the finest whisky in the world, they set out to construct the most advanced distillery yet devised. Having first acquired a unique site on the banks of the River Spey, they enlisted the ingenuity of Charles C Doig Esq - the pre-eminent distillery architect and engineer of the day. Doig insisted upon employing only the most advanced techniques of whisky production, delivering unrivalled consistency and quality. This ensured every drop was as magnificent as the one before. ‘The Most modern of distilleries’ ‘Perhaps the best designed and most efficient distillery of its era’ Alfred Barnard, 1898 What Doig designed and built was nothing less than the most pioneering distillery of the age. A water wheel positioned beneath the floor for optimum performance, kilns redesigned to reduce heat loss and waste extracted by Archimedean Screw, direct to the distillery’s own railway station. Few names other than Tamdhu so embody the ‘Can-Dhu-Spirit’ of our grand Industrial Age. The Can-dhu-spirit That changed the world 1897 - 2011 Tamdhu lived on through the ups and downs of the 20th Century on the banks of the River Spey, until it was closed in 2010. Inspired by the founders’ vision, the distillery was then purchased in 2011 by Ian Macleod Distillers - a family company independent in thought and ownership. Re-commissioned in 2012, the new owners set out to return this eminent malt to its former glory.