Barley Days Sacred Mule Sparkling Ale Now Available
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On February 21, 2014 At 9:00 am
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Barley Days Brewery, Ontario
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PICTON, ON – Barley Days Brewery has announced the release of a unique beer that combines elements of an ale and a lager, while being fermented with a yeast strain that generally isn’t used for either style.
Sacred Mule Sparkling Ale is a 4.6% abv golden beer that is described as follows:
A czech pilsner with sparkling wine yeast used for fermentation. A great example of how yeast can influence flavour. A crisp, refreshing beer with tropical citrus notes and a subtle honey sweetness.
Sacred Mule is available now on draught and in 341 ml bottles, available exclusively at the brewery and select bars and pubs in Ontario,
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