Canadian Craft Tours Launching Calgary Brewery Tour This Month
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On October 1, 2018 At 11:00 am
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CALGARY, AB – Canadian Craft Tours, a Vancouver company specializing in brewery and winery tours in British Columbia, has announced its expansion into a second province with the upcoming launch of its Calgary Brewery Tour.
Starting on Thursday October 27th, public and private tours will be offered, each including round-trip transportation and visits to three Calgary breweries, with a behind-the-scenes tour at one and specially selected 4 x 4 oz tasting flight at all three.
Breweries visited will vary by tour, with potential destinations including Eighty-Eight Brewing, Paddy’s BBQ & Brewery, Annex Ale Project, Prairie Dog Brewing, Tool Shed Brewing, Banded Peak Brewing, and more.
For more details and to reserve tickets to upcoming tours, see the info page on the Canadian Craft Tours website.
Source: Canadian Craft Tours press release
Photo: Canadian Craft Tours website
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