Lost Craft Launches Crimzen Premium Red Ale
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On January 30, 2017 At 10:30 am
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Common Good Beer Company, Lost Craft Beer, Ontario
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TORONTO, ON – Lost Craft Brewing has announced the release of its second brand, joining its flagship Kölsch-style Revivale.
Developed by brewmaster Jamie Mistry and brewed at his Common Good Beer production facility in Scarborough, Crimzen is a 4.7% abv red ale described as follows:
Crimzen is a smooth English-style red ale with apple, caramel, and toffee tasting notes. Crimzen is balanced, refreshing, and sessionable, consistent with Lost Craft’s brewing philosophy.
Crimzen is available now in 473 ml cans at LCBO and grocery store locations in Ontario, as well as at select bars and restaurants.
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