Parallel 49 Brewing & Four Alberta Breweries Release Craft Cousins Collaboration Pack
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On August 2, 2018 At 4:30 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Alberta, Bench Creek Brewing, Blindman Brewing, British Columbia, Last Best Brewing & Distilling, Parallel 49 Brewing, Tool Shed Brewing
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VANCOUVER, BC – Parallel 49 Brewing has announced the release of a new mixed pack that features collaborations with four Alberta breweries, and which will be available exclusively in Alberta.
Craft Cousins is a 4 x 473ml sampler that was “inspired by everyone’s favourite B list movies,” and includes the following beers:
- It Came from the Mash Tun – Wild Saison brewed with Last Best Brewing
- Zombies Ate My Brewery – Hazy IPA brewed with Blindman Brewing
- THEM – Cascadian Dark Ale brewed with Bench Creek Brewing
- The Dangerous Wolfman – Lemon Square Ale brewed with Tool Shed Brewing
The Craft Cousins pack is available now at liquor stores in Alberta, and will be on tap at select licensees in coming weeks.
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