Wild Rose Brewery

Wild Rose Brewery

Infobox Brewery
name = Wild Rose Brewery


caption =
location = Calgary, Alberta, Canada
brewmaster = Mike Tymchuk
opened = 1996
production =
active_beers = brewbox_beer|name=Wild Rose Brown|style=Brown Ale brewbox_beer|name=Wraspberry Ale|style=Fruit Beer brewbox_beer|name=Velvet Fog|style=Wheat Beer brewbox_beer|name=Industrial Park Ale |style=India Pale Ale

Wild Rose Brewery, the "Pint-Sized Beer Company", is a micro brewery located in Calgary, Alberta. Primary production is of four preservative-free beers. The brewery recently moved from 1 litre packaging to six packs cite web
title = Dish
publisher = Vue Weekly
url=http://www.vueweekly.com/articles/default.aspx?i=4196
accessdate = 2007-01-18
] and can be found in draught form in many Calgary area pubs and bars. Smaller batch beers are also produced for seasonal distribution. The brewery moved from its original location in the Foothills Industrial Park to the Calgary Farmers Market in the fall of 2006. The Tap Room also opened at this site in 2007.

Wild Rose is well known for having a "no preservatives" policy with their beer. Brewing which is done to produce a berry flavour, uses actual berries and no syrups or extracts. Their more well-known brews include Wraspberry Ale, Velvet Fog, IPA, and Wild Rose Brown Ale.

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External links

* [http://www.wildrosebrewery.com/ Official Site]


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