Main Street Brewing and Kanazawa Wines Release Aroha Blonde Ale
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On May 27, 2020 At 6:00 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : British Columbia, Kanazawa Wines, Main Street Brewing
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VANCOUVER, BC – Main Street Brewing has announced details of the latest in its Vineyard Collaboration series of beers brewed in partnership with Kanazawa Wines.
Aroha Blonde Ale (5.5% abv) takes its name from the Maori word for “love”, and is briefly described as follows:
Blended with Pinot Gris juice from Kanazawa Wines and New Zealand Wakatu and Rakau hops, this Blonde Ale has a pleasant fruitiness and minerality.
Aroha Blonde Ale is available now in the Main Street Brewing retail store.
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Photo: Main Street Brewing Facebook page
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