Waterloo Brewing’s small-batch Salted Caramel Porter is a big hit this fall

KITCHENER, ON, Sept. 24, 2020 /CNW/ – If salted caramel and craft beer seem like odd pint fellows, wait until you try Waterloo Brewing’s Salted Caramel Porter. Like some coffee enthusiasts enjoy their Pumpkin Spice Lattes this time of year, a groundswell is brewing as may GTA craft beer lovers look forward to reaching for Waterloo’s Salted Caramel Porter.

In the fall of 2018, Waterloo Brewing Ltd. released this dark beer iteration as part of its small-batch seasonal series, which has offered up limited runs of decidedly more adventurous brew concoctions. Salted Caramel Porter is back this September for a third year in a row, having won over Ontario craft beer aficionados thirsty for something off the beaten path.

“Waterloo Salted Caramel Porter has been a huge success for us,” confirms Kim Mannerow, Senior Marketing Manager for Waterloo Brewing. “Internally, we all believed we’d hit on something unique and special when it first poured out of the taps three years ago, but I don’t think any of us could have predicted just how well-received it would be.”  

“We’ve had tons of people tell us it’s a taste they already consider to be synonymous with fall, that it’s a beer they seek out and look forward to drinking at this time of year,” says Mannerow. “You can’t get a better endorsement than that!”

Founded in 1984, Waterloo Brewing is Ontario’s largest Canadian-owned brewery. It was the first craft brewery to start up in Ontario and is credited with pioneering the present-day craft brewing renaissance in Canada.

Waterloo Salted Caramel Porter is 6% alc./vol. and available for a limited time in 473mL cans for $2.85 at the LCBO, The Beer Store, select grocery stores and the Waterloo Brewing Beer Store (400 Bingemans Centre Drive in Kitchener).

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SOURCE Waterloo Brewing Ltd.

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