Yellow Dog Brewing Releases Class of 2014 Collaboration IPA
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On October 2, 2019 At 4:30 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Bad Tattoo Brewing, Barkerville Brewing, BC Craft Beer Month, Black Kettle Brewing, Bomber Brewing, British Columbia, Category 12 Brewing, Dageraad Brewing, Main Street Brewing, Moody Ales, Steel & Oak Brewing, Strange Fellows Brewing, Tree Brewing, Yellow Dog Brewing
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PORT MOODY, BC – Yellow Dog Brewing has kicked off BC Craft Beer Month with the release of a new beer brewed in collaboration with several other British Columbia breweries, all celebrating their 5th anniversaries this year.
Class of 2014 IPA (7.1% abv, 70 IBU) was created with participants from Bad Tattoo, Barkerville, Black Kettle, Bomber, Category 12, Dageraad, Main Street, Moody Ales, Steel & Oak, Strange Fellows, and Tree Brewing Beer Institute.
Described as an “old school West Coast IPA”, Class of 2014 was brewed using BC grown hops and grain, and partial proceeds will go to benefit the BC Hospitality Association.
Class of 2014 is available now on tap and in 473 ml cans at Yellow Dog, and cans will soon be on the shelves at select private liquor stores.
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Photo: Yellow Dog Brewing Facebook page
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