Calgary’s Citizen Brewing Enters British Columbia with Three Brands
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On May 21, 2019 At 4:30 pm
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CALGARY, AB – Citizen Brewing, a brewery and taproom located in northeast Calgary, has announced that three of its core brands are now available in British Columbia.
Batch 1 Session Ale (4.5% abv, 25 IBU), Batch 2 Northwest Pale Ale (5.5% abv, 55 IBU), and Hijacked IPA (7% abv, 80 IBU) can be found in 473 ml cans at select beer retailers through the province. Citizen is also working on collaborations with several B.C. breweries that will be announced soon.
For more details and availability info, check with local beer retailers.
Source & Photo: Citizen Brewing
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