Main Street Brewing and Kanazawa Wines Release Brut Rosé
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On November 20, 2018 At 6:00 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : British Columbia, Kanazawa Wines, Main Street Brewing
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VANCOUVER, BC – Main Street Brewing has announced the release of a new limited edition beer brewed in collaboration with Kanazawa Wines.
Brut Rosé (7% abv) is described as follows:
A dry and effervescent base beer combined with 400L of Pinot Noir juice. Saison yeast and low mash temps combine to minimize residual sugars, while a generous dose of wine-like Hallertauer Blanc hops added in whirlpool provide lots of hop flavour with little bitterness.
Brut Rosé is available now in 650 ml bottles and on tap at Mill Street while supplies last.
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Photo: Main Street Brewing Facebook page
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