Sussex Ale Works in Sussex, New Brunswick Releases First House-Brewed Beer
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On December 20, 2018 At 9:00 am
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SUSSEX, NB – A recently opened taproom and brewery in Sussex, New Brunswick has announced that the first beer brewed on its in-house system is now available.
Sussex Ale Works was founded by local resident Rick Lockhart with assistance from the owners of Holy Whale Brewing in Alma, a town approximately 60 km west of Sussex.
Opened last month as a taproom pouring beer and cider from other local breweries, Sussex Ale Works put its own Who’s Your Daddy? Red Ale on tap yesterday, and is pouring it by the glass, in flights with other beers, and in growlers to take home.
For more details, see the Sussex Ale Works Facebook page.
Source & Photo: Sussex Ale Works Facebook page
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