Creemore Springs Releases New Creemore Collection, Brings Back urBock
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On October 18, 2013 At 1:00 pm
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CREEMORE, ON – Creemore Springs Brewery has announced the release of a new version of its Creemore Collection, a sampler pack featuring two of its year-round brands along with its newest rotating seasonal beer.
The new six pack includes two 473 ml cans each of Premium Lager, Traditional Pilsner, and Altbier – the latter being a collaboration with Düsseldorf’s historic Zum Schlüssel brewpub that was introduced last year as a 25th anniversary release, and returned earlier this year as a new fall & winter seasonal.
The Creemore Collection is available now at select LCBO outlets in Ontario, where it is retailing for $16.60 per package.
Also available now is the 2013 edition of urBock, which is returning for its 16th fall and winter release. This dark and rich lager will be available until March in 473 ml cans at LCBO and Beer Store locations throughout Ontario, and on draught at select bars and restaurants.
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