Andina Brewing Launches Cans & Liquor Store Distribution
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On September 19, 2017 At 1:00 pm
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VANCOUVER, BC – Andina Brewing has announced that it has started canning several of its beers for expanded retail distribution.
Core brands Monita Blonde IPA (6.5% abv, 60 IBU) and Totuma Kölsch (4.5% abv, 22 IBU) are being packaged in six-packs of 355 ml cans, and the seasonal Mapalé Milk Stout (5.6% abv, 29 IBU) will be released soon in 473 ml single cans.
Andina beers are available now at select private and government liquor stores throughout Metro Vancouver.
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