Bomber Brewing Oktoberfest München Lager Now Available
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On September 25, 2014 At 5:00 pm
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VANCOUVER, BC – Bomber Brewing has announced details of its newest seasonal brand, as well as a suitably themed party to mark its release.
Bomber Oktoberfest München Lager is a 6% abv lager described as follows:
This German lager has a tad more octane than our Märzen and as a nod to fall and all its bounty, is more golden in colour. A dry finish is produced by use of a blend of German lager yeasts and the body comes courtesy of Munich and Vienna malts.
Bomber Oktoberfest is available now at the Bomber tasting room and retail store in 650 ml bottles, kegs, and on tap while supplies last.
An Oktoberfest-themed launch party for the beer – “complete with German oompah band” – will take place at the brewery on Sunday September 28th, with the $35 admission including a souvenir stein, two beer tickets, and a food token. For more details and to reserve tickets, see the listing on Eventbrite.
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