Walkerville Adds Session I Kölsch to Line-Up
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On January 14, 2013 At 9:00 am
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Ontario, Walkerville Brewing
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WINDSOR, ON – Walkerville Brewery has announced the release of Session I Kölsch, a new beer that was unveiled via a Facebook post late last week.
Session I is described as follows:
Light bodied and dry, this Kölsch-style ale is a true “session” beer. Dry-hopped for accentuated hop aroma, this slightly fruity clean-tasting ale delivers a tingling, refreshing tang in the finish, with 4.5%ABV and 20 IBUs. Though the bitterness is accentuated by it’s dryness, this delicately balanced beer is both thirst quenching and satisfying.
Session I Kölsch is available now in growlers at the Walkerville brewery store.
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