Garrison PiLs Returns Again
By
On February 26, 2013 At 8:30 am
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Garrison Brewing, Nova Scotia
Responses : Comments are off for this post
HALIFAX, NS – Garrison Brewing has announced the return of a limited edition seasonal that has had a couple of previous successful runs.
First released in the spring of 2011, Garrison PiLs has been revived a couple of times since, and is available once again in a brand new batch, which is briefly described as follows:
Garrison PiLs draws inspiration from several classic styles by blending Czech Saaz hops, German lager yeast and Bluenose spirit to create this crisp, refreshing brew.
Garrison PiLs is available now at the brewery store for samples and growler fills, with 500 ml bottles expected to follow next week.
Follow CBN
CBN on Untappd
- Greg C. is drinking a Ryevalry Roggenbier by Mill Street Brewery at King & DufferinFruity esters and sweet malt dominate, with earthy/peppery rye providing a nice backnote. Hint of banana bread as well. Nicely done.
- Greg C. is drinking a Chocolate Cheesecake Milkshake Stout by Rochester Mills Beer Co. at King & DufferinThe flavour delivers what the name promises. And like most cheesecake it’s too sweet for me personally. But I can still see the attraction.
- Greg C. is drinking an Union Pearson Ale by Henderson Brewing Co at King & DufferinRecently reformulated & better for it. Strong citrus character, bit of pine, malt backnote. Reminds me of classic US IPAs & that’s good.
- Greg C. is drinking a Route 26 by Northwinds Brewhouse & Kitchen at King & DufferinVery nice roasty character, notes of cocoa and hazelnut, good hit of hops to balance. Glad a friend from the area passed this along to me.
- Greg C. is drinking a Bianca Mango Lassi Gose (6%) by Omnipollo at King & DufferinOn paper, this seems like a gimmick beer I should hate. In reality, it’s a delicious explosion of milky & slightly salty mango that I love.