Brasseurs Sans Gluten Debuting in Ontario Today
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On November 16, 2012 At 9:00 am
Category : Beer Events, Beer Releases
Tags : Brasseurs Sans Gluten, Ontario, Snowman Brewing
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TORONTO, ON – Three beers from Montreal’s multiple award winning gluten-free brewery Brasseurs Sans Gluten will be served in Ontario for the first time today (Friday November 16th).
Starting at 5:00 PM, a trio from the brewery’s Glutenberg line-up – Blonde Ale, Red Ale, and American Pale Ale – will be available to sample at barVolo (587 Yonge St., Toronto).
At the same time, Volo will also be tapping a cask of Maple Stout from Snowman Brewing, a local gluten-free brewery.
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