Great Western Brewing Expanding Distribution of Original 16 Brands into United States
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On May 23, 2018 At 3:15 pm
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SASKATOON, SK – Great Western Brewing has announced that its Original 16 brand line-up will soon be available in the United States.
Via a partnership with No Limit Brands & Import Services, four Original 16 beers – Canadian Blonde Ale, Canadian Copper Ale, Canadian-Style Radler, and Prairie White – will be launching in the southwestern U.S. as the first phase of distribution.
“We are thrilled to be introducing Original 16 to our US neighbours and to share our premium beer made with the finest, 100% Canadian Prairie ingredients,” said Michael Brennan, President & CEO of Great Western Brewing Company, in a statement.
For more details, see the full press release.
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