Parkside Brewery and Cascadia Liquor Stores Release Birds and Bears Oatmeal Stout
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On November 27, 2018 At 5:00 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : British Columbia, Cascadia Liquor Stores, Parkside Brewery
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PORT MOODY, BC – Parkside Brewery has announced the release of a new beer brewed in collaboration with Cascadia Liquor Stores.
Birds and Bears Oatmeal Stout (5.8% abv, 35 IBU) is described as follows:
Made on a base of Pilsner, Crystal, Chocolate & Roast Malts, with the addition of oats & Magnum & Perle hops, this Oatmeal Stout is astoundingly robust with an array of flavours including chocolate and roast coffee, complemented with a velvety smooth finish.
Birds and Bears is available now at Parkside, and will be on the shelves at all Cascadia Liquor locations later this week.
Source: Bring Your Porter to the Slaughter
Photo: Parkside Brewery Facebook page
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