Alberta Small Brewers Association Launches New Website
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On July 9, 2018 At 3:00 pm
Category : Beer In The Media & On The Web, Beer Organizations
Tags : Alberta, Alberta Small Brewers Association
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CALGARY, AB – The Alberta Small Brewers Association (ASBA) has announced the launch of a new website to “help promote Alberta beer and all the best elements that go into making it unique.”
Fittingly published under the address Alberta.beer, the new site is aimed at beer consumers, and “showcases the rich culture of the Alberta beer industry, the local ingredients, like Alberta malt barley, as well as the brewers that are known for their experimentation, collaboration and community spirit.”
The site includes details on ASBA member breweries, beer events throughout the province, and stories about Alberta beer and breweries.
For more details, see the introductory article on Alberta.beer.
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