Lake of Bays Announces New Package & Production Process for 10 Point IPA
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On November 2, 2016 At 1:00 pm
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BAYSVILLE, ON – Lake of Bays Brewing has revealed a new look for its 10 Point English IPA, as with as a tweak to its production process.
In addition to being packaged in a newly designed can, the 6% abv and 45 IBU ale is now partially unfiltered, a change intended to “deliver an improved hop character to our malt-forward, medium-hopped IPA.”
New cans of 10 Point English IPA are rolling out now to select LCBO, Beer Store and grocery store locations in Ontario.
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