Université de Moncton Partnering With Acadie-Broue on Campus Brewpub
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On March 14, 2016 At 9:00 am
Category : Brewpub News
Tags : Acadie-Broue, La Coude, New Brunswick, Université de Moncton
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MONCTON, NB – CBC News reports that the campus bar at the Université de Moncton will be relaunching this week as a brewpub, with brewing overseen by Patrice Godin of local nanobrewery Acadie-Broue.
La Coude – which translates to The Elbow – is being reopened by the student union, who brought in Godin as a partner.
Godin tells CBC that he plans to “get the faculties involved, I would like them to come up with beer names and beer styles that will be familiar with their own field of studies.”
La Coude will be reopening on March 17th. For more details, see the full CBC News article.
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