Trading Post Dark Tart Now On Tap at CRAFT Vancouver
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On September 22, 2016 At 4:00 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : British Columbia, CRAFT Beer Market, Trading Post Brewing
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LANGLEY, BC – Trading Post Brewing has announced the release of a new beer that has been brewed exclusively for one of Vancouver’s top craft beer bars.
Dark Tart Farmhouse Ale is described by brewmaster Tony Dewald as “an experimental beer brewed in a very unique way of blending two beers that have produced the tartness and deep complexity creating a new style in craft beer.”
Dark Tart was brewed especially for the Rotating Handles fall beer menu at the Vancouver location of CRAFT Beer Market, which will be the only licensee to have the beer on tap. It is also available now at the Trading Post Brewery in Langley, and Trading Post Taphouse & Eatery in Fort Langley.
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