Cameron’s Releases Fall 2015 Edition of Brewmaster’s Selection Pack
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On October 26, 2015 At 2:30 pm
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OAKVILLE, ON – Cameron’s Brewing has announced the release of a new edition of the Cameron’s Brewmaster’s Selection sampler pack, featuring two flagship brands and two limited edition offerings.
The four-pack includes 341 ml bottles of the year-round Rye Pale Ale and Cream Ale , along with limited seasonal brands Resurrection Roggenbier (a rye beer with “hints of banana, clove, and black pepper”) and Dry Hopped Tripel (“rich aroma of banana and white wine combined with dry hopped citrus notes”).
The Cameron’s Brewmasters Selection four pack is available now at select LCBO locations and the Cameron’s retail store for $10.50 per pack.
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