Driftwood Singularity Russian Imperial Stout Now Available
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On January 20, 2011 At 8:33 am
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : British Columbia
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VICTORIA, BC – Driftwood Brewery has released their first barrel-aged beer, and first stout, Singularity Russian Imperial Stout:
Four months in Kentucky Bourbon barrels have transported this formidable ale to a place beyond the event horizon. Singularity Russian Imperial Stout: beer of infinite density.
Singularity checks in at 11.8% abv, and is available now in select BC stores.
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