People’s Pint Brewing, Silly Sir Brewing & Reverence Barrel Works Releasing Wild Tiger Brett Ale
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On October 31, 2018 At 11:30 am
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Ontario, People's Pint Brewing Collective, Reverence Barrel Works, Silly Sir Brewing
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TORONTO, ON – People’s Pint Brewing has announced details of a new collaborative release with Silly Sir Brewing and Reverence Barrel Works.
Wild Tiger is a variation on Silly Sir’s flagship Easy Tiger lemongrass ale which has been brewed with the addition of Brett and bottle-conditioned.
Wild Tiger will be released in a limited run of bottles this Saturday November 3rd exclusively at the People’s Pint taproom and retail store.
Source & Photo: People’s Pint Brewing Facebook page
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