Half Pints Hits Alberta
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On December 20, 2008 At 4:44 pm
Category : Brewery News
Tags : Alberta, Manitoba
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WINNIPEG, MB – After concentrating on its home province of Manitoba for its first couple of years, Half Pints Brewing Company is now shipping to Alberta.
Several pallets of Half Pints Phils Pils and Little Scrapper IPA arrived in Alberta this week, and are now available at Willow Park in Calgary and other locations.
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