Tatamagouche, Big Spruce & Propeller Announce Co-Release for NS Craft Beer Week
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On April 30, 2015 At 9:00 am
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Big Spruce Brewing, Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Craft Beer Week, Propeller Brewery, Tatamagouche Brewing
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HALIFAX, NS – A trio of Nova Scotia breweries – Tatamagouche Brewing, Big Spruce Brewing & Propeller Brewing – have announced a one-off co-release – or as they prefer to call it, “conspiracy” – to mark the upcoming inaugural Nova Scotia Craft Beer Week.
Cerberus American IPA is a 7% abv organic ale with the following description:
Cerberus is the 3 headed hellhound of Organic American-style India Pale Ales. Abundantly bitter and deeply aromatic, Cerberus combines late addition Centennial, Amarillo, Simcoe and Zythos hops in copious, lip-smacking quantities for a balanced complexity that will have you craving more. Hasten your return, Cerberus is a single batch, limited release Conspiracy Series IPA, and Hell hath no fury like a hophead that misses out…
Cerberus will be released on May 9th, and will be available in a limited run of 650 ml bottles, as well in growlers at the three participating breweries.
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