Tree Hop Head Double IPA Returns With Wider Distribution
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On January 11, 2011 At 3:14 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario
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KELWONA, BC – Tree Brewing have just released this year’s batch of their award-winning Hop Head Double IPA, and have also announced that it will be receiving wider distribution than in previous years.
Brewed to 8% abv with five different hop varieties, Hop Head Double IPA is currently available at the brewery, and will be arriving at select stores in BC and Alberta in the third week of January.
In February, it will become the first Tree beer to be available via retail outlets in Ontario, as it will be offered as a special one-off release by the LCBO.
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