Beacon Brewing Changes Name to Torchlight Brewing
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On October 27, 2014 At 4:45 pm
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Tags : Beacon Brewing, British Columbia, Torchlight Brewing
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NELSON, BC – A small B.C. brewery that opened earlier this year has announced a name change.
Originally known as Beacon Brewing, the Nelson-based nanobrewery has changed its name to Torchlight Brewing, as announced in a brief blog post late last week.
A reason for the name change was not given.
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