Black Oak Releasing Pale Ale & Nut Brown Ale in Cans
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On June 22, 2015 At 10:00 am
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TORONTO, ON – Black Oak Brewery has announced the relaunch of its two year-round brands in tall cans.
As modelled by Black Oak owner Ken Woods in the photo above, 473 ml cans of Black Oak’s Pale Ale and Nut Brown Ale have been packaged and are available now at the brewery store, with roll-out to LCBO locations to follow soon.
A launch party of the new cans will be taking place tomorrow (June 23rd) from 5:00 to 10:00 PM at Upshtairs, the upper lounge at Tequila Bookworm (512 Queen St. W., Toronto). For more details, see the event listing on Facebook.
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