Railway City Brings Back Cranberry Pilsner at Special Thursday Night Session
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On January 25, 2012 At 8:30 am
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Ontario, Railway City Brewing
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ST. THOMAS, ON – Railway City Brewing has announced the impending release of a new batch of Cranberry Pilsner, a winter seasonal brew that sold out its first run in less than two weeks before Christmas.
Brewed using fresh cranberries from Bala, Ontario, the original release of Cranberry Pilsner served as a fundraiser for the United Way, with 50 cents from each bottle sold set aside for a donation. The contribution of the money raised will take place this Thursday, January 26th at a special edition of the brewery’s Thursday Night Session tasting series. Admission will be limited to 25 people, and those interested in attending should contact [email protected] to RSVP.
For those unable to attend on Thursday, bottles of Cranberry Pilsner will be available at the brewery store while supplies last, alongside fellow seasonal Black Coal Stout and other Railway City brands. It will also be available on tap at select licensed establishments throughout southern Ontario.
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