Trading Post 1827 Helles Lager Now In Cans
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On July 29, 2016 At 4:00 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : British Columbia, Trading Post Brewing
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LANGLEY, BC – After several months of selling its beer exclusively in kegs and growlers, Trading Post Brewing has announced the release of its first canned product.
Cans of 1827 Helles Lager were launched this week, and according to the brewery, “our lager out of a growler is one thing, but our lager out of a can is a whole other experience.”
Six-packs of 355 ml cans of 1827 Helles Lager are available now at the brewery retail store and select private liquor stores in the area.
For more details, click the “Where To Find Our Beer” button on the Trading Post website.
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