Coast Mountain Brewing and Steel & Oak Brewing Release Alpine Wildflower Saison
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On September 25, 2018 At 4:00 pm
Category : Beer Releases
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WHISTLER, BC – Coast Mountain Brewing has announced the release of a new collaboration with Steel & Oak Brewing.
Alpine Wildflower Saison (6% abv, 35 IBU) is described as follows:
When Brewers get together in the Alpine, you harvest Wildflowers and brew a beer, right? This Saison is brewed with Pilsner, Rye & Spelt grains, EKG & Organic Chinook hops grown just north of here in sunny Lillooet, BC and local Alpine Wildflowers.
Alpine Wildflower Saison is now available in cans and on tap at Coast Mountain, as well as select locations in and around Whistler.
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Photo: Coast Mountain Brewing Facebook page
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