12 Canadian Breweries That Vanished - #4 Will Break Your Heart скачать в хорошем качестве

12 Canadian Breweries That Vanished - #4 Will Break Your Heart

Remember when Canadian beer was actually Canadian? When every region had its own brewery, and your local beer meant something? From 1847 to 1997, these 12 iconic Canadian breweries defined our drinking culture. Then foreign conglomerates, corporate consolidation, and our own choices made them vanish completely. Carling O'Keefe. Labatt's independent era. Dow Brewery. Dominion. These weren't just brands, they were Canadian identity in a bottle. In this video, I'm documenting 12 cherished Canadian breweries that disappeared, including: The 1987 decision that killed Carling O'Keefe (#4 - this one hurts) The tragedy that destroyed Dow Brewery overnight (#2) Why Toronto's Dominion Brewery mattered more than just beer (#1) If you drank Canadian beer in the 60s, 70s, or 80s, you knew these names. Now they're gone, replaced by brands owned in Belgium, Japan, and the United States. Which brewery do you miss most? Drop your memories in the comments—I'm reading every single one. 🍺 TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Hook: When Canadian Beer Meant Something 0:30 - #12: Sick's Brewery, Lethbridge 1:15 - #11: Northwest Brewing, Prince Rupert 2:00 - #10: Frontenac Breweries, Montreal 2:45 - #9: Calgary Brewing & Malting 3:30 - #8: Kuntz Brewery, Waterloo 4:15 - #7: Silver Spring Brewery, Port Arthur 5:00 - #6: Regal Brewing, Vancouver 5:45 - #5: Grant's Spring Brewery, Hamilton 6:30 - #4: Carling O'Keefe (The One That Hurts Most) 8:00 - #3: Labatt's Independent Era 9:00 - #2: Dow Brewery, Montreal 10:00 - #1: Dominion Brewery, Toronto 11:30 - Conclusion: What We Lost --- 📺 RETRO CANADA REWIND Documenting the Canada we remember before it disappears completely. Subscribe for more stories about Canadian nostalgia, lost businesses, and the culture we traded away. #CanadianBeer #Nostalgia #RetroCanada #CarlingOKeefe #Labatts #CanadianHistory #LostBreweries #1970s #1980s