Field House Brewing Releases Australian Sparkling Ale
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On September 24, 2018 At 5:00 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : British Columbia, Field House Brewing
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ABBOTSFORD, BC – Field House Brewing has announced the release of a new beer that offers “a local taste on the Australian style.”
Australian Sparkling Ale (5% abv, 15 IBU) is described as follows:
This beer features Vic Secret hops and yeast from Australia, lending light tropical fruit and floral notes. We’ve paired this with local honey from Windy Hill Garden Apiary that’s full of local wildflower nectar and pollen from the Chilliwack River Valley.
Australian Sparkling Ale is available now on tap and in 650 ml bottles at Field House, with bottles shipping to select craft beer retailers this week.
[Photo from Field House Facebook page]
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