Northern Ontario Brewers Alliance Announces Mixed Six Pack
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On November 2, 2017 At 11:00 am
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Highlander Brew Co., Lake of the Woods Brewing, Manitoulin Brewing, New Ontario Brewing, Northern Ontario Brewers Alliance, Ontario, Sleeping Giant Brewing, Stack Brewing
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NORTHERN ONTARIO – Ontario Beverage Network reports that a newly formed collective of six breweries in Northern Ontario is releasing a sampler pack to offer “a taste of the North” to beer drinkers throughout the province.
The Northern Ontario Brewers Alliance is launching with a Northern Ontario Sixer that includes 473 ml cans of Highlander Rye Road Pale Ale, Lake of the Woods Forgotten Lake Blueberry Ale, Manitoulin Bridal Veil Pale Ale, New Ontario Bear Runner Blonde Ale, Sleeping Giant Northern Logger Golden Ale, and Stack Panache Session IPA.
The Northern Ontario Sixer pack will be available for $19 at select LCBO locations starting Monday November 6th.
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