Moody Ales Now Open in Port Moody
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On October 20, 2014 At 4:00 pm
Category : Brewery News
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PORT MOODY, BC – The small city of Port Moody in Metro Vancouver is now the homebase of one of BC’s newest breweries, with the opening this past week of Moody Ales.
Founded by homebrewers Adam Crandall and Dan Helmer, Moody Ales debuted with a launch party at The Burrard Public House on October 9th, followed by the public opening of the brewery taproom and retail store at 2601 Murray St. in Port Moody last Thursday October 16th.
Moody Ales is open for tasting and growler sales daily with the exception of Tuesdays, with plans to expand into bottles and liquor store distribution in the future.
For more details, see the Moody Ales Facebook page.
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