Strange Fellows Announces Can Release for Popinjay
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On June 30, 2017 At 5:00 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : British Columbia, Strange Fellows Brewing
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VANCOUVER, BC – Strange Fellows Brewing has announced that a sour ale previously available exclusively on draught is making a move to the convenient and popular single can format.
Popinjay is a 4.5% abv tart and hoppy golden ale that is described as follows:
On the day the birds were created, the Peacock was bestowed with splendid plumage. Dissatisfied, he begged for the sweet song of the Nightingale. Surely a beauty such as his deserved a voice to match? As penance for his vanity however, the Peacock was given a voice that would forever lament his lack of perfection. Sip of this juicy & hoppy sour ale, reflect upon your gifts and be happy.
Popinjay will be available soon in 473 ml cans at the Strange Fellows retail store.
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