Delta 9 Cannabis and Fort Garry Brewing Release Legal Lager
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On June 12, 2018 At 11:00 am
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WINNIPEG, MB – Fort Garry Brewing and medical cannabis producer Delta 9 Cannabis have release the first co-branded product under a partnership that was announced earlier this year.
Legal Lager (5% abv) is described as follows:
A golden rye lager balanced with German Hallertau hops. The rye contributes a spicy complexity with the addition of hemp seeds provide a nutty malty finish.
According to the release announcement, Legal Lager contains “no cannabis or any other psychoactive agent produced from the cannabis plant.” However, the two companies are currently developing a non-alcoholic cannabinoid-infused beer that will be submitted to Health Canada and provincial regulatory bodies for approval once legal sales of recreational marijuana and cannabis-based products goes into effect.
For more details, see the full press release.
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