PEI Brewing Releases Reanimator Doppelbock as Spring Seasonal
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On March 16, 2015 At 9:00 am
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : PEI Brewing Company, Prince Edward Island
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CHARLOTTETOWN, PE – PEI Brewing has announced the release of a new seasonal brand that celebrates the impending return of warmer weather.
Reanimator Doppelbock is a strong lager described as follows:
We brewed this Bock in the dead of winter, conditioned it for months and canned it just in time to celebrate the fresh emergence of spring. Deep red in colour with sweet malt aromas, very low bitterness, and bit of heat from the high alcohol, Reanimator has a huge depth of flavour while remaining easy to drink. Cheers to spring!
Reanimator Doppelbock is available now on draught, and will be released in 473 ml cans next month.
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