Beaches Brewing A-Bay Pale Ale Now Available at LCBO
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On March 26, 2018 At 10:00 am
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TORONTO, ON – Just over a year after launching its first beer on draught at establishments in its namesake Toronto neighbourhood, Beaches Brewing has announced that one of its brands is now available for retail purchase.
A-Bay Pale Ale (4.5% abv, 28 IBU) is named after Ashbridges Bay, and is described as “a malt & wheat based pale ale that [is] crisp and not too bitter.” It’s available now in 473 ml cans at select LCBO locations.
Founded by Carl Pratt, Beaches Brewing is a contract brewer with its beer currently being produced at Second Wedge Brewing in Uxbridge.
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