Four Winds Brewing Brings Back Edna Crabapple & Cranberry Sour Farmhouse Ale
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On January 25, 2019 At 6:00 pm
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DELTA, BC – Four Winds Brewing has announced the return of a beer that caused line-ups down the block when it was first released at the brewery in 2015.
Edna (6.5% abv) is described as follows:
Edna is a crabapple and cranberry sour farmhouse ale aged in oak foeders for over a year. Subtle notes of tart cranberry complement its nuanced tannic apple character, producing a balanced sour ale which will continue to develop with age.
Edna is available now on tap and in 750 ml cork-and-cage bottles at Four Winds, with distribution to select private liquor stores to follow next week.
Source & Photo: Four Winds Brewing Facebook page
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