Double Trouble Prison Break Pilsner Heading to Manitoba
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On June 28, 2013 At 2:00 pm
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TORONTO, ON – Double Trouble Brewing has announced that a new brand recently launched in Ontario will soon be available in Manitoba as well.
Prison Break Pilsner is a golden lager brewed to 38 IBUs thanks to middle, late and dry-hopping with Saaz hops, and aged for 30 days.
Double Trouble Prison Break Pilsner will be available at select Manitoba Liquor Mart locations in 473 ml cans starting next week.
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