Cariboo Brewing Releases Low-Alcohol Root Beer
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On June 20, 2012 At 11:30 am
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : British Columbia, Cariboo Brewing, Pacific Western Brewing
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PRINCE GEORGE, BC – Cariboo Brewing, a subsidiary of Pacific Western Brewing, has announced the addition of Cariboo Root Beer to its brand line-up.
Brewed to 0.5% abv using traditional methods, it’s described as follows:
A smooth and creamy taste that’s perfect for the big game – when you are the designated driver and making memories that last. Cola colored, light sassafras on the palate and fully thirst quenching. This Root Boo is ideal for delicious ice cream floats, sunny days or Sunday drives, in fact it taste so good you will wish you could buy it on draft!
Cariboo Root Beer is available now in 355 ml cans, and as with all Cariboo products, every sale supports the brewery’s A Million Trees By 2020 reforestation program.
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