Picaroons Traditional Ales Releases Barrel Aged Plaid To The Bone Scotch Ale
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On November 14, 2018 At 9:00 am
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : New Brunswick, Picaroons Brewing
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FREDERICTON, NB – Picaroons Traditional Ales has announced the release of a specially aged variant of an earlier limited edition beer.
Barrel Aged Plaid To The Bone Scotch Ale (9% abv) is described as “a whole new beast compared to its un-aged counterpart that we released last April. It’s fairly complex – sweet, roasty, and very very oaky.”
Barrel Aged Plaid To The Bone is available in a limited run of 200 cases, with bottles on sale now at all Picaroons locations, and soon at select ANBL stores.
Source & Photo: Picaroons Traditional Ales website
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