Copper & Theory Sends B.C. Craft Beer Mixed Pack to Alberta
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On January 26, 2016 At 1:45 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Alberta, British Columbia, Copper & Theory, Dageraad Brewing, Four Winds Brewing, Powell Brewery, Steel & Oak Brewing
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VANCOUVER, BC – Beer import agency Copper & Theory has announced that its latest project won’t be bringing beer into British Columbia, but instead sending some local beer out to the neighbouring province of Alberta.
The British Columbia Craft Beer Mixed Pack features 650 ml bottles of beers from four B.C. craft breweries, including Powell Street Le Vagabond French Saison, Steel & Oak Smoked Dunkelweizen, Dageraad Londen Porter, and Four Winds Juxtapose Wild IPA.
The pack is being rolled out this week, and will be available at select beer retailers in Alberta while supplies last.
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