and talking about Augusta Ale...it could be worse. It could be a whole lot worse. But this is about 2% of what we do. Producing beer and running a successful company comes with an unlimited number of risks. It's a logistical nightmare. Sometimes brewing seems like the easiest part! So perhaps you think 6-packs are better than cans, or that the market doesn't need another IPA. Just remember that there are good people working really hard to bring craft beer into your home. There are 100 different ways to do this and you can bet your ass that we've thought about every single one of them. We hope you like our stuff, and we hope you like the direction we're heading. I really like Augusta Ale and think you guys have done an amazing job so far developing it and getting it to market, both on tap and into cans -- which isn't as easy as people might think it is. You guys have jumped through a lot of hoops, fought a lot of battles, and have made a lot of progress -- something to be proud of. The beer industry in Ontario is one of the most regulated and restricted with all kinds of obstacles to just getting started. In a conversation I had once with Joel Manning at Mill Street, he told me to be a brewer in Ontario you've either got to REALLY love making beer or be somewhat crazy -- ideally a little of both. Cheers