Banded Peak Brewing Releases Cans of Core Brands
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On February 6, 2018 At 3:30 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Alberta, Banded Peak Brewing
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CALGARY, AB – Banded Peak Brewing has announced that its core brands are now being packaged in 473 ml cans, allowing them to be distributed throughout Alberta for the first time.
Cans of Plainsbreaker Wheat Ale (5% abv, 24 IBU) and Southern Aspect West Coast IPA (7.1% abv, 70 IBU) are now available at select liquor retailers in the province, with Chinook Saison (4.5% abv, 25 IBU) and Summit Seeker IPA (6.5% abv, 65 IBU) set to follow later this month.
See the announcement on the Banded Peak Brewing website for full details.
[Photo from Banded Peak Brewing Instagram feed]
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