Brewing Change | Episode 166 | Beer Review

By shanebee -

This week's beer is Brew the Change by Persephone Brewing. Hailing from Gibsons, British Columbia, Canada they partnered with Denman Island Chocolate and Salt Spring Coffee to brew a mocha porter that they can be proud of. We try this one out... and you'll just have to watch to see what we think. Special appearance by Allyson McGrane and Faith the Pug!

Dave was a little tired on this one because he spent most of his afternoon running and climbing trees to avoid crazed bears.



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__The Beer__

Brew the Change
Mocha Porter
Persephone Brewing Company
http://www.persephonebrewing.com/

Denman Island Chocolate
http://www.denmanislandchocolate.com/

Salt Spring Coffee
https://www.saltspringcoffee.com/
Location: Canada

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