Little Brown Jug Brewing 1919 Belgian Pale Ale Now Available in Saskatchewan
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On February 24, 2020 At 2:30 pm
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WINNIPEG, MB – Little Brown Jug Brewing has announced that it has expanded distribution of its flagship brand into Saskatchewan, making it available outside of Manitoba for the first time.
1919 (5% abv) is described as follows:
1919 is an easy-drinking everyday Belgian Pale Ale. Our beer is made using the traditional German kräusening, or double-fermentation technique. This cleans up beer flavours, naturally carbonates the beer, and gives it better head retention. 1919 is made with premium Canadian malts and specialty Franco-Belges malts to give it unique characteristics.
1919 is available now in 473 ml cans at select liquor retailers throughout Saskatchewan.
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