Rebellion Midnight Wheat Ale Now On Tap
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On October 29, 2015 At 1:30 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Rebellion Brewing, Saskatchewan
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REGINA, SK – Rebellion Brewing has announced the release of a darker seasonal take on one of its regular brands.
Midnight Wheat is a 5.5% abv wheat ale described as follows:
When the days are colder and nights are longer, our Belgian Wheat transforms into something a little darker – we call it Midnight Wheat. This ale leans into smooth, roasty chocolate flavours, with spicy orange notes lurking in the background.
Midnight Wheat is on tap now at Rebellion while supplies last.
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