Deep Cove Brewers Releases Mystery Lake Raspberry Saison
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On June 15, 2018 At 6:00 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : British Columbia, Deep Cove Brewers and Distillers
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NORTH VANCOUVER, BC – Bring Your Porter to the Slaughter reports that Deep Cove Brewers & Distillers has launched a new seasonal beer.
Mystery Lake Raspberry Saison (5% abv, 25 IBU) is described as follows:
Throughout the low brush and along side wooded trails, lies wild berries staggered amongst the mountainous hills of Mystery Lake. Using 100% real raspberry, this refreshingly fruity saison radiates summer. Have a few and solve the mystery to true alpine flavour.
Mystery Lake is now available on tap at Deep Cove, with 473 ml cans to follow soon.
[Image from Deep Cove Instagram feed]
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