Breton Brewing Expanding Distribution with Launch of Cans
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On June 6, 2016 At 9:00 am
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SYDNEY, NS – Breton Brewing has announced that after almost of a year of having its beer available exclusively on draught in and growlers, two of its brands are now being distributed in cans.
Starting today (June 6th), Red Coat Irish Red and Black Angus IPA are available in 473 ml cans that will be on the shelves at NSLC outlets throughout Nova Scotia, as well as private shops including Bishop’s Cellar and Harvest Wines, and at the brewery retail store.
For more details, see the Breton Brewing Facebook page.
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