Driftwood Singularity 2012 Out Today
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On February 10, 2012 At 11:30 am
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : British Columbia, Driftwood Brewery
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VICTORIA, BC – The 2012 edition of Singularity Russian Imperial Stout is being released today by Victoria’s Driftwood Brewery.
Four months in Kentucky Bourbon barrels has transformed this formidable Russian Imperial Stout to somewhere beyond the event horizon; the result is a beer of ‘infinite density’ and compelling complexities.
Singularity will be available in select liquor stores in Victoria today. As with the original 2011 edition, it’s quite limited, and is expected to sell out quickly.
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