Whistler Lost Lake Unfiltered IPA Now Available
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On April 3, 2013 At 7:15 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : British Columbia, Whistler Brewing
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WHISTLER, BC – Whistler Brewing has announced the latest addition to their line-up of limited edition seasonal beers.
Lost Lake Unfiltered IPA is described as follows:
Like the waters of Lost Lake, our Unfiltered India Pale Ale is refreshing and with a real bite. This Northwest style IPA is bold and hoppy with 75 IBUs and 6.8% ABV. But this is a complex drop too, with fruity notes of grapefruit and passion fruit. For extra body and mouthfeel, Lost Lake IPA is naturally carbonated and unfiltered. Or as we call it here at Lost Lake, au natural.
Lost Lake Unfiltered IPA is available now in 650 ml bottles at government and select private liquor stores throughout British Columbia.
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