Central City To Launch Red Racer Belgian Tripel At GCBF
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On September 8, 2010 At 10:55 pm
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SURREY, BC – The latest edition of the CAMRA Vancouver newsletter reports that Central City Brewing will be using this weekend’s Great Canadian Beer Festival in Victoria as an opportunity to launch a new seasonal beer:
Red Racer Belgian Tripel is a Belgian-style triple brewed with imported Belgian malt, rock candy sugar, and Styrian Golding hops.
In addition to being served at the GCBF, Red Racer Belgian Tripel will be available on tap at the Central City pub starting next week.
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In cans? IN CANS?!
They should also release it in cans. That would be patently hilarious.