Canadian Venues Announced for Cantillon Zwanze Day 2016
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On August 10, 2016 At 11:30 am
Category : Beer Events
Tags : Bar Volo, Birreria Volo, Brasserie Cantillon, British Columbia, Dieu du Ciel!, Ontario, Quebec, The Drake Eatery
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MONTREAL, QC & TORONTO, ON & VICTORIA, BC – The official list of locations for Cantillon Zwanze Day 2016 has been announced, and three Canadian bars will be taking part in the festivities on Saturday October 1st.
Dieu du Ciel! in Montreal, Birreria Volo – the soon-to-open new bar from the owners of barVolo – in Toronto, and The Drake in Victoria are among the several dozen establishments in 18 countries chosen to pour this year’s version of Zwanze, an annual limited edition beer from the legendary Belgian lambic brewery.
For Zwanze 2016, Cantillon has produced a Framboise flavoured with raspberries (82%) and blueberries (18%), along with a small amount of vanilla.
Details of each Zwanze Day event will be announced soon by the respective establishments.
For a full list of participating locations worldwide, see the announcement on the Cantillon Facebook page.
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