Railway City Fire Roasted Mocha Porter
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On March 4, 2010 At 11:29 am
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Ontario
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ST. THOMAS, ON – The London Free Press reports that Railway City Brewing has teamed up with Fire Roasted Coffee Company of London for a new seasonal beer.
Fire Roasted Mocha Porter is brewed using Cafe Justicia, a fair trade and organic coffee from Guatemala, along with molasses and oatmeal. Railway City head brewer for Barbara Ziola describes it as having a distinct coffee flavour with notes of chocolate and a hint of sweetness.
Fire Roasted Mocha Porter is a limited edition winter seasonal available at the brewery in 500 ml bottles, and at select bars and restaurants in the St. Thomas/London area.
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