Granville Island Two Tides India Session Ale Now Available
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On May 15, 2015 At 3:45 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : British Columbia, Granville Island Brewing
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VANCOUVER, BC – Granville Island Brewing has announced the release of a new summer seasonal brand that is “brewed with Citra hops for a full-flavoured, laid-back taste.”
Two Tides India Session Ale is a 4.6% abv and 35 IBU ale that has the following description:
After cruising the seawall or tackling a mountain, our ISA helps make your West Coast session last longer. This laid back, hoppy brew is the perfect way to wash down surf ‘n’ turf with good friends between high tide and low tide. Slightly sweet malt flavours are complemented by a subtle hop bitterness and pleasant effervescence. Well-balanced and drinkable – a true session ale.
Two Tides ISA is available now in six packs of bottles and on draught in British Columbia and Alberta.
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