Square Timber Brewing Now Open in the Ottawa Valley
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On September 12, 2014 At 10:30 am
Category : Brewery News
Tags : Ontario, Square Timber Brewing
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PEMBROKE, ON – Almost six years after it was first announced, and a year after it finally broke ground, Square Timber Brewing officially opened its doors yesterday in Ontario’s Ottawa Valley.
Growlers of debut beer Deacon Seat Hefeweizen were available in the Square Timber retail store along with assorted merchandise, and the brewery’s first draught account – JJ’s Restaurant & Tap in Pembroke – will be tapping the first keg at 5:00 PM today.
Future brands from the brewery will include Timber Crib Pale Ale, Big Pine IPA and Camboose Double IPA, as well as various seasonals and one-offs.
For more details, see the Square Timber website and Facebook page.
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