Red Truck Beer Now Available in Bottles and Cans
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On August 20, 2014 At 5:00 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : British Columbia, Red Truck Beer
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VANCOUVER, BC – As construction nears completion on its new brewing facility in Vancouver’s Brewery Creek neighbourhood, Red Truck Beer has announced the release of three of its brands in bottles and cans for the first time.
As reported on the brewery’s Facebook page and other social media feeds, cans of Red Truck Lager and bottles of Red Truck Ale and Red Truck IPA were launched last week, and are available now at private and government liquor stores throughout British Columbia.
All three beers also remain available on draught, along with a rotation of seasonal and one-off beers as noted on the Red Truck website.
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