Whistler Brewing Releases Paradise Valley Grapefruit Ale for Summer
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On June 17, 2011 At 4:00 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : British Columbia
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WHISTLER, BC – Whistler Brewing has announced the release of their latest limited edition seasonal beer, Whistler Paradise Valley Grapefruit Ale:
It’s a summer blonde with a twist – literally. You see, we’ve added plenty of dried grapefruit rind along with Sterling and Willamette hops. The result is a refreshing grapefruit aromatic with a clean citrus finish. It’s the perfect patio beer for summer 2011.
Paradise Valley Grapefruit Ale will be available until September in 650 ml bottles via retail outlets throughout BC and at the Whistler Brewery store.
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