Five BC Breweries Release Collaboration for BC Craft Beer Month
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On October 24, 2013 At 3:00 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : 33 Acres Brewing, BC Craft Beer Month, Brassneck Brewing, British Columbia, Main Street Brewing, R&B Brewing, Red Truck Beer
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VANCOUVER, BC – Five breweries located in an area of Vancouver once known as Brewery Creek have released a new collaborative beer to commemorate the currently underway BC Craft Beer Month.
Brewed at R&B Brewing with the participation of brewers from 33 Acres Brewing, Brassneck Brewing, Main Street Brewing and Red Truck Beer, the 3.9% abv Spruce Tip Stout debuted last weekend at the BC Beer Awards, and is now available in a limited run of 650 ml bottles featuring a unique embroidered patch as the label.
Spruce Tip Stout is available now at select private liquor stores in Vancouver and surrounding area while supplies last.
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