Rebellion Brewing Opening Today in Regina
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On December 16, 2014 At 3:00 pm
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REGINA, SK – Coming in just under the wire for its promised “Fall 2014” launch, Rebellion Brewing will be officially opening its doors today (December 16th) in Regina.
While several Rebellion beers – including Belgian Wheat, Blonde Ale, Amber Ale and Oatmeal Stout – have been on tap at a number of bars and restaurants in the area for the past few weeks, today is the first time the brewery will be open to the public.
Located at 1901 Dewdney Avenue, the facility includes a taproom serving Rebellion beers and light food, as well as a retail store with merchandise and growlers for take-home purchase.
For more details, see the Rebellion Brewing Facebook page.
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