Strange Fellows Brewing Announces Annual Return of Krampus Dubbel
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On November 21, 2017 At 6:00 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : British Columbia, Strange Fellows Brewing
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VANCOUVER, BC – Strange Fellows Brewing has announced the annual return of a seasonal beer brewed in honour of everybody’s favourite child-stealing Christmas demon, Krampus.
Krampus Abbey Dubbel (8.5% abv, 30 IBU) is a strong Belgian-style ale with the following description:
Krampus is double brewed with Belgian candy sugar and Belgian dark malts and rich with the flavour of dried stone fruits and subtle toffee notes. This deceptively alcoholic beer has a long warming effect on the constitution to help ignite the dark stranger inside each of us.
Krampus Dubbel is available now in 750 ml bottles at the Strange Fellows brewery store. A Krampusnacht release party for the beer will be announced soon.
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