Garrison Brewing Releases Sugar Moon Maple Porter
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On April 23, 2018 At 9:00 am
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Garrison Brewing, Nova Scotia
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HALIFAX, NS – Garrison Brewing has announced that its traditional spring seasonal has returned, but with a change in style and recipe.
Sugar Moon Maple Porter (6.3% abv, 28 IBU) replaces Sugar Moon Maple Ale in the rotation, and is described as follows:
Brewed with Nova Scotia maple syrup from Sugar Moon Farm. Dark and full of maple flavour, this is definitely a brew to enjoy under a cold sugar moon!
Sugar Moon Maple Porter was launched for the season last week, and is available now in 650 ml bottles at the brewery and private liquor stores in Nova Scotia.
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