Ramblin’ Road Previews New Beer Before Official December Launch
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On November 18, 2014 At 11:45 am
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Ontario, Ramblin Road Brewery Farm
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LA SALETTE, ON – Ramblin’ Road Brewery has announced plans to release a new beer next month, and is giving visitors to the brewery a chance to have an advance taste before the official launch.
While the name of the beer has yet to be revealed, it’s described as a classic red ale with “toffee tones” from roasted barley and crystal malts, and “well-defined blended hops” to finish.
Samples and glasses of the new beer are now available in the Ramblin’ Road brewery tasting room, with the full release and name reveal planned for mid-December.
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