Folly Brewpub Debuting Six New Beers for 3rd Anniversary
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On October 11, 2018 At 11:30 am
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TORONTO, ON – Folly Brewpub is celebrating its 3rd anniversary today (October 11th), and has announced details of six new beers that will be on tap for the occasion.
According to brewer John Jenkinson, the new brews include the following:
Veiled with Shadows – Bourbon Barrel Imperial Porter w/ Cocoa Nibs (on nitro)
Becoming One – Blended Saison w/ Key Lime and Rooibos
Ara – Brett Pale Ale
Sparkling Forever – DH Golden Ale
Shattered Fragments – Sumac Sour Saison (collab with Bar Lupulus)
Mystic Blossom – Mixed-Fermentation Saison with Plum
The new half-dozen will be available alongside nine other Folly beers when the brewpub opens for the anniversary party starting at 5:00 PM. For more details, see the full list and announcement on Folly’s Instagram page.
Source & Photo: Folly Brewpub
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