Wellington Russian Imperial Stout Returns
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On November 9, 2009 At 12:04 am
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GUELPH, ON – After a limited run of cans earlier this year, Wellington Brewery is bringing back their Wellington Russian Imperial Stout in another limited batch later this month.
Described as “a full bodied stout that is patterned after the highly fortified Russian Stouts that were exported from the U.K. to Russia in the 1800s,” Wellington Russian Imperial Stout will be available in 473 ml cans exclusively at the brewery store starting on November 18th.
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