Thursday, May 17, 2007

PICAROONS BREWMASTER TELLS IT ALL!


In the 15th century before hops were brought to England from the Netherlands, the term "ale" was used to describe unhopped fermented beverages. The term "beer" was eventually adopted to describe an ale-like brew with the addition of hops. (compliments of Picaroons Ales website at
http://www.picaroons.ca.

Owner and Brewmaster of one of New Brunswick's most famous breweries, Sean Dunbar will lead an informative "tasting session" on the trials and tribulations associated with Canada's National spirit at ths year's Gathering of the Scots "BEER TASTING WORKSHOP" Saturday (1:00 PM) at the festival grounds.

Sample a beautiful collection of Sean's foamy brews including Best Bitter, Irish Red, Winter Warmer, Simeon Jones and even an Organic Ale!

Always a popular event, you are encouraged to register at the festival's Information Tent early!!
(Applicants must be of legal drinking age and a $20 fee is required.)

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