Apex Predator Brewing and Folding Mountain Brewing Release Hour 12 India Pale Lager
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On May 22, 2019 At 4:30 pm
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YELLOWHEAD COUNTY, AB – Apex Predator Brewing has announced the release of a new collaboration with follow Alberta brewery Folding Mountain Brewing.
Hour 12 India Pale Lager (5.5% abv, 75 IBU) has the following backstory:
One hour and 12 minutes is the time it takes to drive from one brewery to the other. To some, it might seem like a long trip – but even if it is, the time spent still proves to be valuable. Likewise, this India Pale Lager in your hand took six weeks to brew, but it’s an important journey given the result. That’s how we feel out here in the Alberta Foothills: take your time and enjoy the Hour-12, because when it comes to having a fresh pint with true friends the journey AND the destination are both worth it.
Hour 12 IPL will be available soon at beer retailers throughout Alberta.
Source & Photo: Apex Predator Brewing press release
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