3 Canadian Locations Participating in Cantillon Zwanze Day 2014
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On August 14, 2014 At 3:00 pm
Category : Beer Events
Tags : Bar Volo, Brasserie Cantillon, British Columbia, Dieu du Ciel!, Ontario, Quebec
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MONTREAL, QC & TORONTO, ON & VANCOUVER, BC – The official list of locations for Cantillon Zwanze Day 2014 on Saturday September 20th has been announced, and as in 2013, three Canadian bars are set to be taking part in the festivities.
Dieu du Ciel! in Montreal, barVolo in Toronto, and a venue to be announced in British Columbia will be among the 52 beer bars in 16 countries that will be tapping this year’s version of Zwanze, a annual series of limited edition beers from the legendary Belgian lambic brewery. Details of each event are expected to be announced soon by the respective establishments.
For a full list of participating locations, see the announcement on the Cantillon Facebook page.
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