21st Street Brewery Releases Sláinte Irish Dry Stout
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On March 14, 2018 At 5:00 pm
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SASKATOON, SK – 21st Street Brewery has announced the release of a new seasonal stout that has fittingly been released just in time for St. Patrick’s Day.
Sláinte Irish Dry Stout (4.4% abv, 32 IBU) is described as “roasty and clean, with a nice malty backbone and a very subtle hop profile. It doesn’t have the sweetness you’ll find in a stout like Guinness, which tends to be creamier and more estery.”
Sláinte is on tap now exclusively at Winston’s Pub (243 21st St. E., Saskatoon) upstairs from the brewery while supplies last.
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