Bushwakker Launches Single Hop Pale Ale Series with Amarillo
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On April 28, 2015 At 2:30 pm
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REGINA, SK – Bushwakker Brewpub has announced the release of the first in planned series of single-hop pale ales, with the inaugural edition featuring a popular American varietal.
Amarillo Single Hop Pale Ale is a 4.5% abv and 80 IBU session ale made with Amarillo hops that are “full of classic American citrus character but are also very fruity so the hop character is perceived as being almost orangey.”
Amarillo Single Hop Pale Ale is on tap now at the Bushwakker Brewpub while supplies last.
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