Village Brewery & Camp Hoo-Ha Releasing Village Camper Charity Beer
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On November 13, 2017 At 2:00 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Alberta, Camp Hoo-Ha, Village Brewery
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CALGARY, AB – The Daily Beer reports that Village Brewery is partnering with local women’s event series Camp Hoo-Ha to release a special edition beer for charity.
Village Camper (4.5% abv) is a rebranded version of the brewery’s flagship Village Blonde packaged in a limited edition 650 ml bottle. Bottles can be ordered now for December pick-up at the brewery, and all proceeds will be donated to Highbanks Society, a charity that “provides affordable housing for single mothers and empowers them through cooking classes, parenting classes and other life skills.”
For more details and to place a reservation for the beer, see the info page on the Village Brewery website.
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