Upstreet Craft Brewing Releasing DeNovo 3 Farmhouse Saison
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On August 13, 2018 At 10:00 am
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Prince Edward Island, Upstreet Craft Brewing
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CHARLOTTETOWN, PE – Upstreet Craft Brewing has announced the upcoming release of a third annual vintage of an award-winning seasonal beer.
DeNovo 3 (6% abv) is a bottle-conditioned farmhouse saison brewed with a sacch and brett yeast blend that is suitable for drinking right away, or aging to allow it to get drier and funkier.
DeNovo 3 will be released on Saturday August 18th as part of the Upstreet Block Party, a family-friendly community event at the brewery that will feature “kids activities, an artisan market, beer garden, lawn games, a barber shop, and live music.” The limited run of 750 ml bottles will be available at the brewery, and at Craft Beer Corner in downtown Charlottetown, while supplies last.
[Photo from Upstreet Craft Brewing Facebook page]
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