Rebellion Brewing Releases The ’89 Wheat Ale for Queen City Pride
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On June 9, 2017 At 4:15 pm
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REGINA, SK – Rebellion Brewing has announced the release of a new beer brewed especially for Queen City Pride, Regina’s annual LGBTQ pride festival.
Named after the year that the first festival took place, The ’89 is a “light wheat beer that we’re “serving up fruity” with a slice of orange or lemon.”
The ’89 is on tap now at Rebellion while supplies last. Queen City Pride runs from today until June 18th at venues and events throughout Regina.
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