Hell Bay Brewing Brings Back Dark Cream Ale
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On June 4, 2012 At 9:00 am
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Hell Bay Brewing, Nova Scotia
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CHERRY HILL, NS – Hell Bay Brewing has announced via Facebook that their Dark Cream Ale originally offered as a seasonal release last year has returned, although with a few tweaks:
This time around more hops were added to balance the beer’s roasted malt profile. Brewed using the traditional Cream Ale style, our Dark Cream Ale has hints of chocolate and coffee with a creamy mouth feel.
Hell Bay Dark Cream Ale is available now in growlers at the brewery store, and on tap at Lane’s Privateer Inn (27 Bristol Avenue, Liverpool, NS).
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