Steel & Oak Brewing and Timbertrain Coffee Roasters Releasing Collaboration for Analog Vinyl Fair
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On November 1, 2018 At 4:00 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : British Columbia, Steel & Oak Brewing, Timbertrain Coffee Roasters
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NEW WESTMINSTER, BC – Steel & Oak Brewing has announced the release of a collaboration with Timbertrain Coffee Roasters that has been created especially for this weekend’s Analog Vinyl Fair.
First Press Cold Brew Coffee Stout is described as having “notes of dark chocolate, hazelnut, toffee, and of course, freshly roasted coffee.”
First Press will be available today (November 1st) at Steel & Oak, and will be pouring tomorrow at the Analog event. It will also be available in local private liquor stores starting next week.
Source & Photo: Steel & Oak Brewing Facebook page
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