McAuslan Releases Double IPA Exclusively at St-Ambroise Terrace
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On July 30, 2013 At 10:30 am
Category : Beer Releases
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MONTREAL, QC – McAuslan Brewing has announced the release of a new limited edition beer that is available exclusively at the St-Ambroise Terrace, an outdoor beer garden at the brewery.
St-Ambroise Double IPA is an 8.6% abv ale that is described as follows:
This pale unfiltered ale which displays a delicious residual sweetness overflows with bitterness and aroma imparted by intense Chinook, iconic Cascade, and rare and sought-after Citra hops!
St-Ambroise Double IPA will be served in 12 oz glasses at the Terrace while supplies last.
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