3 Canadian Locations Participating in Cantillon Zwanze Day 2013
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On July 15, 2013 At 1:30 pm
Category : Beer Events
Tags : Alibi Room, Bar Volo, Brasserie Cantillon, British Columbia, Dieu du Ciel!, Ontario, Quebec
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MONTREAL, QC & TORONTO, ON & VANCOUVER, BC – The official list of bars participating in Zwanze Day 2013 has been announced, and three Canadian establishments are among the chosen.
On Saturday September 14th 2013, Dieu du Ciel! in Montreal, barVolo in Toronto, and The Alibi Room in Vancouver will be among the 46 beer bars around the world that will be tapping this year’s version of Zwanze, a annual series of limited edition beers from the legendary Belgian lambic brewery Cantillon.
While Dieu du Ciel! participated in previous years, this will be the first time lambic lovers in Toronto and Vancouver will have a chance to attend a local Zwanze Day event.
Details of each event are expected to be announced soon by the participating establishments. For a full list of participating locations, see the announcement on the Cantillon website.
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