Alley Kat Avenue Whyte IPA Coming Next Week
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On June 7, 2013 At 3:30 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Alberta, Alley Kat Brewing
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EDMONTON, AB – Alley Kat Brewing has announced details of the next release in the Big Bottle Series of limited edition beers.
Avenue Whyte IPA – named for Whyte Avenue, a popular shopping and entertainment strip in Edmonton’s Old Strathcona district – is a 5.6% abv ale described as “a wheat based, unfiltered IPA with notes of orange peel, tropical fruits, coriander and a clean bitter finish.”
Avenue Whyte IPA will be released next Monday June 10th, and will be available in the Alley Kat retail store and at select liquor stores in Alberta.
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