Four Winds Brewing Brings Back Vélo Pale Ale
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On April 11, 2018 At 6:00 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : British Columbia, Four Winds Brewing
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DELTA, BC – Four Winds Brewing has announced the return of a seasonal beer that was created “to quench [the brewers’] desire for the perfect après cycle”.
As reported by Bring Your Porter to the Slaughter, Vélo (4.5% abv, 45 IBU) is a “hazy pale ale conditioned with fresh lemon juice and pink Himalayan salt” that is “bright and bursting with citrus.”
Vélo is available now in six-packs of 355 ml cans at Four Winds, and will be rolling out soon to select liquor stores in the area.
[Photo from Four Winds Facebook page]
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