Railway City Brewing Releasing Limited Edition Six-Pack for Railway City Arts Crawl
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On February 21, 2017 At 2:30 pm
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ST. THOMAS, ON – Railway City Brewing has announced details of a special package being released this week in conjunction with the Railway City Arts Crawl.
Taking place on Friday February 24th and Saturday February 25th at venues through the town of St. Thomas, the Arts Crawl is a free event featuring displays of work in various mediums by local artists.
In addition to being one of the displaying venues, Railway City Brewing has created a limited edition six-pack of its Crew Craft Lager – “a golden brew with an inviting subtle hop aroma, bready backbone flavour and refreshingly crisp finish” – with each 500 ml bottle featuring a label designed by a different artist, including:
- Ann Marie Cheung
- Chris Golding
- Laura Woermke
- Saffira Vandermark
- Elizabeth Kusinski
- Ben Vandevooren
The Railway City Arts Crawl six-pack will be launched today (February 21st) at 7:00 PM, and will retail for $14.95 per package while supplies last.
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