Sawdust City Brewing & Eastbound Brewing Launching Sam & Dave Collaboration Series
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On November 21, 2017 At 12:00 pm
Category : Beer Events, Beer Releases
Tags : Eastbound Brewing, Ontario, Sawdust City Brewing
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GRAVENHURST, ON & TORONTO, ON – Sawdust City Brewing and Eastbound Brewing have announced the launch of a new series of collaborative beers that is named after their respective head brewers, Sam Corbeil and Dave Lee.
The Sam & Dave Series – a name that also evokes a legendary music duo – will be kicking off with the fittingly named Hold On I’m Comin’ Home for the Holidays, which is described as a “Belgian dubbel full of Christmas spices”.
The beer and the series will be officially launched with a dinner at Eastbound on Thursday November 30th, featuring five food courses prepared by chef Tara Lee paired with two Sawdust City beers, two Eastbound beers, and the new collaborative beer.
For more details and to reserve tickets to the dinner, see the Eventbrite listing.
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