Steel & Oak Dark Lager Now Available in Cans
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On October 24, 2017 At 6:00 pm
Category : Beer Releases
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NEW WESTMINSTER, BC – Steel & Oak Brewing has announced that another of its core brands has made the move from bottles to cans.
Dark Lager (5% abv, 27 IBU) – which recently won a BC Beer Award for the third year running – is described as follows:
Bread crust, chocolate, nuts and toffee emanate from this Munich Dunkel. With a surprisingly light mouth feel, this unfiltered lager has a dominant malt flavour accented by notes of almonds, toast and a touch of caramel. All which contribute to the well-rounded complexity and depth that this classic German style has to offer.
Dark Lager is now available in 4 x 473 ml cans at the brewery and soon at select liquor stores in British Columbia. For more details, see the full announcement.
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