Small Pony Barrel Works Launches Culture Club Subscription Program
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On March 26, 2018 At 12:45 pm
Category : Brewery News
Tags : Ontario, Small Pony Barrel Works
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OTTAWA, ON – Small Pony Barrel Works has announced the launch of a new subscription program that will offer exclusive access to extremely limited beer releases.
The Small Pony Culture Club 2018 will feature four barrel-aged blended beers that will be available only to members. Each subscription will include two 750 ml bottles of each release that can be picked up at the brewery or shipped within Ontario via Canada Post (at extra cost), as well as access to purchase any extra bottles that may be left after subscriptions are filled.
In addition, each member will receive a branded glass and t-shirt, early access to purchase other Small Pony releases, and first dibs on joining the 2019 edition of the club.
Memberships in Culture Club 2018 can be purchased now via the Small Pony online shop for $190. For more details, see the club info page on the Small Pony website.
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