Alley Kat Apple Wit
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On November 14, 2010 At 10:23 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Alberta
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EDMONTON, AB – Alley Kat Brewing has released Apple Wit as the fourth in their series of limited edition 15th Anniversary beers.
The beer is described as follows:
Wit beers are traditionally brewed by adding orange peel and other spices to the boil and fermenting with a special yeast. Our version omits the spices and orange peel, adding ridiculous amounts of Granny Smith apples to the fermenter and conditioning tanks instead. We fermented it using a traditional wit yeast. The result is a crisp, refreshing, bottle conditioned wit with overtones of cider.
Alley Kat Apple Wit is available now at select beer and liquor stores throughout Alberta.
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