Bomber Brewing Releases Park Life Passion Fruit Ale as Summer Seasonal
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On May 1, 2015 At 3:15 pm
Category : Beer Releases
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VANCOUVER, BC – Bomber Brewing has announced details of its newest seasonal release, which comes in a suitably summer-friendly package.
Park Life Passion Fruit Ale is a 4.5% abv fruit-infused blonde ale with the following description:
Whether it’s hiking, biking, skimboarding, sailing, softball, or anywhere in between, Vancouverites know where to be on a nice day. With Park Life, our latest seasonal release, we like to think we’ve put a little sunshine in a can. This refreshing American Blonde Ale is infused with passion fruit puree for a crisp, tart flavour and full tropical aroma. Park Life is sure to pair well with barbecue, picnic fare, and all your sunny weather activities.
Park Life Passion Fruit Ale is available now at the Bomber tasting room and retail store in six-packs of 355 ml cans, kegs, and on tap while supplies last.
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