Bomber Brewing Releases Hazy Shade of Summer
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On June 25, 2018 At 2:00 pm
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VANCOUVER, BC – Bring Your Porter to the Slaughter reports that Bomber Brewing has released a new summer seasonal.
Hazy Shade of Summer (5.3% abv) is described as follows:
This delicious hazy, dry hopped tropic ale has come just in time for the warm weather we’ve been having! At 5.3% this heavily dry hopped citrusy and tropical beer is a summer crusher.
Hazy Shade of Summer is available now on tap and in cans at Bomber, and soon at select private liquor stores in British Columbia.
[Photo from Bomber Brewing Instagram page]
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