Steam Whistle Releases Retro Opener for 2010
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On May 20, 2010 At 4:45 pm
Category : Brewery News
Tags : Ontario
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TORONTO, ON – Steam Whistle Brewing has revealed the design of the 2010 edition of its retro bottle opener, a popular promotional item that is returning for the sixth summer in a row.
As in previous years, the opener was designed by Steam Whistle Creative Director Elton Clemente, and will be included while quantities last in 12 packs of Steam Whistle Pilsner sold at Ontario Beer Store outlets, Alberta private retailers and select BC Cold Beer and Wine stores.
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