McAuslan St-Ambroise Summerfest Collection Now Available
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On May 25, 2012 At 9:00 am
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Alberta, British Columbia, McAuslan Brewery, Nova Scotia, Ontario
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TORONTO, ON – McAuslan Brewery has released a new summer-themed mixed package in Ontario, and will soon be rolling it out in a few other provinces.
The St-Ambroise Summerfest Collection is a six pack including two bottles each of St-Ambroise Pale Ale, Apricot Wheat Ale, and Raspberry Ale, and latter a summer summer seasonal beer described as follows:
Behind its magnificent ruby-red colour, St-Ambroise Raspberry Ale reveals its refreshing charm from the moment you encounter its bouquet and flavour. Made with fresh raspberries and choice sun-ripened hops, it gently engages your taste buds in a delicious explosion of flavours. Its delicate fruit aromas marry perfectly with the pleasant hop character typical of all St-Ambroise ales.
The Summerfest Collection is available now at select LCBO outlets in Ontario for $12.95. It will also be available in Alberta, British Columbia and Nova Scotia.
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