Newmarket-based The Brew Bus, is hosting a tour in support of Bradford man Javier Quiroz Hernandez, who was killed in a motorcycle collision.
Quiroz Hernandez lived above the Hacienda Santa Teresa restaurant in the downtown core, and could often be found socializing with staff and customers and helping out the owners when needed.
Quiroz Hernandez and his father always loved to motorcycle back home in Mexico. He recently purchased a bike and loved spending his days off riding in the area.
The bus tour is taking place this Sunday, Aug. 7.
There are 17 seats available, at a $150 minimum donation. All proceeds will be going to Quiroz Hernandez's family.
Participants will get one free beer at each location but are welcome to purchase more. There will also be shareable foods available at each brewery stop as well as some fun trivia games.
The tour will include four stops at the following area breweries:
- Quayle’s Brewery (Coldwater)
- Redline Brewing (Barrie)
- Flying Monkey (Barrie)
- Couchiching Brewing (Orillia)
Guests are to meet at Hacienda Santa Teresa Restaurant for a complimentary lunch with the bus departing at noon, with a return time of around 6 to 7 p.m.
Those interested in participating can email [email protected] to book.
"We are happy to be involved with a company that provides a great experience in a safe way," read a post on Hacienda Santa Teresa Restaurant's Facebook page. "We want to thank Tim of Brew Bus who is a regular customer of ours and reached out right away to offer his support and this idea!"
Tim Martini launched Newmarket-based Brew Bus in September, offering trips across York, Simcoe, Muskoka, Halton, Toronto, Peel, Durham and Kawartha. The bus takes patrons to breweries, cideries and wineries, giving them a chance to experience the variety of brews a region has to offer.
