Wild Rose Brewery Brings Back Party Pigs
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On May 26, 2016 At 3:15 pm
Category : Brewery News
Tags : Alberta, Wild Rose Brewery
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CALGARY, AB – Wild Rose Brewery has announced that after nearly a year of being unavailable, its popular Party Pig mini-keg format will soon be returning.
The distinctive serving vessels that resemble their porcine namesakes hold 8.5 litres of beer each, and “maintain the flavour and carbonation of the beer for its entire lifespan.”
Wild Rose Party Pigs filled with a selection of year-round and seasonal brands will be available at the brewery tap room and retail store starting in June.
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