Barley Days May Bock & Summer Light Ale
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On May 15, 2009 At 11:07 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Ontario
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GLENORA, ON – Barley Days Brewery have recently released a new seasonal beer, and have the return of another planned.
Their brand new May Bock is out now, and was crafted by brewmaster Jan Rorig to be “reminiscent of his German home”. It’s available in bottles at the brewery, and on tap at select bars including Volo in Toronto.
Returning soon will be their Summer Light Ale, a mild golden ale originally offered last summer. It will be one of the beers featured at the Spring Festival of Craft Breweries taking place next Friday, May 22nd at C’est What in Toronto.
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