Backcountry Brewing Releases It’s a Wonderful Day for Pie Tart Key Lime Ale
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On May 16, 2019 At 2:30 pm
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SQUAMISH, BC – Backcountry Brewing has announced the release of a new limited edition beer inspired by a classic dessert.
It’s a Wonderful Day for Pie (5.5% abv, 8 IBU) is described as follows:
The key ingredient for this beer is a truck load of key lime, for a fresh tart finish. Plus stacks of graham crackers and vanilla bean in an attempt to recreate your favourite dessert – Key Lime Pie.
It’s a Wonderful Day for Pie is available now at Backcountry in cans and on draught for glasses and growler fills, and will be distributed to select private liquor stores next week.
Source & Photo: Backcountry Brewing Facebook page
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