Kettle River Brewing Releases Trio of Limited Edition Winter Ales
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On December 14, 2018 At 5:00 pm
Category : Beer Releases
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KELOWNA, BC – Kettle River Brewing has announced the release of three strong ales ideal for the winter season.
Family Feud Barrel Aged Barley Wine (10.5% abv) is “a barrel fermented barley wine, aged 14 months on brett – balanced with light acidity, dark fruit flavours and warm, dry finish.”
Snow Leopard Wheat Wine (9.5% abv) is “smooth, strong and easy drinking, with notes of tropical citrus.”
Extra-Unabominable Imperial Brown (8.0% abv) is “a rich and roasty winter warmer [that] pairs perfect with snowstorms!”
All three beers are available now in 650 ml bottles at Kettle River while supplies last.
Source & Photo: Kettle River Brewing
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