Beer & Refreshments

A crazy uncle is exciting, quirky, and bold. In short, he’s the life of the party—someone who isn’t afraid to live in the moment and enjoy it to the fullest. Created by 361 Degrees, Crazy Uncle is inspired by your favourite relative. With rich flavours and smooth textures, it brings childlike fun to grown-up life.

Hooper’s is a range of long, refreshing, alcoholic beverages first launched by William Hooper when Hooper’s Ginger Brew was born in 1817, re-launched in 2012 paying tribute to one of the original Pioneers of British drinks. Hooper’s takes its name from William Hooper who travelled the globe in the early 19th Century to find ideas to launch a range of refreshing alcoholic beverages, prompting the invention of Hooper’s Ginger Brew. 21st Century design is inspired by Hooper’s heritage, heroeing the Hoops of the traditional barrel which gave rise to the surname itself. Re-launched in July 2012, starting as William did, with Ginger Brew the product range has now grown to include alcoholic Dandelion and Burdock and Cloudy Lemonade. Hooper’s is range of refreshing long alcoholic traditional British beverages, dating back to the early 19th Century,Celebrating the pioneering spirit born of it.

Hooper’s is a range of long, refreshing, alcoholic beverages first launched by William Hooper when Hooper’s Ginger Brew was born in 1817, re-launched in 2012 paying tribute to one of the original Pioneers of British drinks. Hooper’s takes its name from William Hooper who travelled the globe in the early 19th Century to find ideas to launch a range of refreshing alcoholic beverages, prompting the invention of Hooper’s Ginger Brew. 21st Century design is inspired by Hooper’s heritage, heroeing the Hoops of the traditional barrel which gave rise to the surname itself. Re-launched in July 2012, starting as William did, with Ginger Brew the product range has now grown to include alcoholic Dandelion and Burdock and Cloudy Lemonade. Hooper’s is range of refreshing long alcoholic traditional British beverages, dating back to the early 19th Century,Celebrating the pioneering spirit born of it.

Two straight-laced business guys from London, Ontario who are clearly not into music have a great idea. They make their own pop and sell it out of their own stores. They figure that without a middleman, they can sell their amazing pop at an even more amazing price to their customers and bam! “The Pop Shoppe” is born. So they miss Woodstock and probably all of the most legendary summer in history. Big deal. From the returnable bottles affectionately called stubbies to mixing and matching from original flavours Lime Ricky, Black Cherry, Sparkle Up and Festival Dry, their great idea and personal choice not to attend a really cool concert creates a North American cultural icon that will become synonymous with growing up.