Village Blacksmith
Village Brewery – Calgary, AB – Savour notes of caramel, chocolate and espresso in this well-balanced black-malt ale. In honour of all those who work at the intersection of tradition and innovation.
Savour notes of caramel, chocolate and espresso in this well-balanced black-malt ale. In honour of all those who work at the intersection of tradition and innovation.
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Allergy Information
Barley, Wheat (Gluten)
Additional information
| Product Size | Dine In: 150mL Draft Pour, Dine In: 473mL Draft Pour, To Go: 1.89L Growler Fill, To Go: 946mL Howler Fill |
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