Baron Mag Releases Newspaper for Festival Bières et Saveurs de Chambly
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On August 8, 2019 At 12:30 pm
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MONTREAL, QC – Quebec-based culture and design website Baron Mag has announced the release of a special edition newspaper in partnership with Festival Bières et Saveurs de Chambly.
The 40-page French publication features interviews and profiles on “key players in the brewing industry, design, business, and gastronomy,” including Josée Ladouceur of Moût International, Jerry Vietz of Unibroue, Jérôme Cetelli-Denys of Cheval Blanc, Pat Roy of Auberge Sutton Brouërie, Jan-Philippe Barbeau of Épitaphe, and more.
This special edition newspaper is limited to 10,000 copies that will be distributed for free at Festival Bières et Saveurs, as well as at select breweries, brewpubs, and specialty stores in Quebec. It can also be purchased online in both paper and PDF formats.
Source & Photo: Baron Mag press release
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