Lake of the Woods Releases Hopwork Orange Pale Ale
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On June 5, 2014 At 9:00 am
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KENORA, ON – Lake of the Woods Brewing has announced the release of a new limited edition beer with a name and graphics inspired by the classic dystopian book and film A Clockwork Orange.
Hopwork Orange Pale Ale went on tap at the brewpub yesterday (June 4th), and is described as follows:
A Pale Ale not overly orangey or hoppy – well balanced caracrystal wheat balances the Ale’s citrus bitterness. Mild orange nose with a slight orange hue tinged color make this beer not at all disturbing and somewhat thought provoking. Complex blend of three aroma hops begs to ask the question ‘What’s it going to be, eh?’
Hopwork Orange will be available in growlers and on draught at Lake of the Woods while supplies last.
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