Goose Island Four Star Pils Now Available in Canada
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On April 17, 2017 At 1:00 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Goose Island Beer Co., Labatt Breweries, National
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TORONTO, ON – Labatt Breweries has announced that it has launched another brand from Chicago’s Goose Island Beer Co. into the Canadian marketplace.
Four Star Pils is a 5.1% abv and 44 IBU lager with the following description:
This golden-hued pilsner has a light, fresh body and clean finish. Bright, refreshing carbonation mingles with German and American hops to give this pilsner a unique Goose Island spin.
Goose Island Four Star Pils is rolling out this month in most regions of Canada, both as a stand-alone release and as part of a Goose Island Mixer pack along with Endless Session IPA and Rambler IPA. For more details, check with local beer or liquor retailers
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