Taylor & Bate Brewing Pint Glass, Niagara Spray Beer, St. Catharines Ontario Canada

Taylor & Bate Brewing Pint Glass, Niagara Spray Beer, St. Catharines Ontario CanadaEstablished on the eastern bank of Twelve Mile Creek in 1834, along the route the old Welland Canal, Taylor & Bate Brewery quenched the thirst of the people of St. Catharines, and beyond, for over 100 years. The street name is one of the few remaining tangible remnants of what was once the largest brewery in Canada and considered a cornerstone of industry in St. Catharines. Founded by James Taylor, the operation was first named The St. Catharines

Features full wraparound design with brewery details on the backside

More saloons existed here than a city needed honestly

and the brewery closed in 1985

his sons James P

and blue beer is somewhat murky

The value of the sale was stated to be $60

featuring a digitally restored Pickett's Brewery label

Enjoy your favorite beverage in this pint glass printed with a classic Brown Derby label from my personal collection

the company established its Doran’s Brewery Division in Port Arthur (amalgamated with Fort William to form Thunder Bay in 1970) and in 1928 the Gold Belt Brewery of Timmins was added to the mix

000 gallons annually by the mid-1950s

They may have had their “mugs” in the right place

which weathered Prohibition