Double Trouble French Press Vanilla Stout Ships to Manitoba
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On November 18, 2014 At 1:30 pm
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TORONTO, ON – Double Trouble Brewing has quickly followed up the recent announcement of its expansion into New Brunswick with word that its first seasonal brand will soon be available in Manitoba.
French Press Vanilla Stout is a 4.8% stout made with coffee malt and natural vanilla that was launched in Ontario last month.
It will be available soon at Liquor Mart locations throughout Manitoba, joining year-round brands Hops & Robbers IPA and Prison Break Pilsner on the shelves.
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