Hell Bay English Ale Coming Soon to NSLC
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On January 16, 2014 At 9:00 am
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Hell Bay Brewing, Nova Scotia
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LIVERPOOL, NS – Hell Bay Brewing has announced that one of its flagship brands will soon be available throughout Nova Scotia.
Hell Bay English Ale, a 5.2% abv ale described as having “a distinct malty, toasted flavour with a medium body,” will be available at NSLC locations across the province starting later this month.
Full distribution details and pricing for the beer are yet to be announced.
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