Garrison Brewing Spotlight Coming to LCBO
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On January 18, 2012 At 10:00 am
Category : Beer Releases, Beer Retailing
Tags : Garrison Brewing, Nova Scotia, Ontario
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TORONTO, ON – The next in the quarterly series of brewery spotlight features presented by the LCBO in Ontario will be hitting stores later this month, and will feature five beers from Garrison Brewing in Halifax.
Scheduled to appear on shelves at select LCBO outlets during the week of January 29th, the feature will include Garrison’s Black IPA, Grand Baltic Porter, Winter Warmer, Pils and Spruce Beer.
All are part of the brewery’s line-up of six winter seasonals (Martello Stout won’t be making the trip, unfortunately), and they’ll be available in 500 ml bottles with prices ranging from $4.25 to $5.95.
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