Rebellion Brewing Apricot Sour Now Available
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On August 14, 2018 At 1:00 pm
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REGINA, SK – Rebellion Brewing has announced the release of its newest limited edition beer.
Apricot Sour (5 % abv) is described as follows:
Apricot Sour is hazy, golden and bursting with 425lbs of fresh apricot. The velvety, smooth mouthfeel rolls into the flavour of canned apricots poured over ice cream, juxtaposed with a lip-smacking tart flavour.
Apricot Sour is available now by the glass and growler at Rebellion, and will be distributed to select locations in Saskatchewan next week.
[Photo from Rebellion Brewing website]
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