MERIT Brewing Pulling Out Cellar Brews for Online Store Launch
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On July 18, 2018 At 1:00 pm
Category : Beer Retailing
Tags : Merit Brewing, Ontario
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HAMILTON, ON – MERIT Brewing has announced that it will be launching online sales later this week, and will be marking the moment by pulling a pair of rare beers out of the cellar.
Starting at 11:00 AM tomorrow (Thursday July 19th), eight MERIT beers will be available for online purchase, including limited bottles of Bourbon Barrel-Aged Nowhere Imperial Stout (originally released in January) and another cellar beer that will be revealed at launch. Shipping to anywhere in Ontario will be available for a flat rate of $15 for a limited time.
For more details, see the full announcement on the MERIT website.
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