Bell City Releasing Barrel-Aged Edition of Lenoir Belgian Ale
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On October 28, 2015 At 11:00 am
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BRANTFORD, ON – Bell City Brewing has announced a very limited release for a special barrel-aged version of its Lenoir Belgian Ale.
Lenoir Special Batch is a 9.5% abv double fermented Belgian-style ale that has been aged for 4 months in wine barrels.
A limited run of 150 bottles will be released tomorrow (Thursday October 29th) at 6:00 PM at the brewery, selling for $9.95 per 650 ml bottle while supplies last.
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