Victoria's Whistle Buoy and Phillips partner on the unusual Frutlupz Hazy IPA
A long-awaited craft beer collaboration savours the nostalgia of those last slurps of cereal milk in the bottom of the bowl on a Saturday morning.
“It’s a beer packed full of nostalgia and made for the kid in all of us but not for kids,” said Whistle Buoy co-owner Isaiah Archer even as the beer was canned ahead of hitting shelves Friday . “We’re good friends with a lot of folks that work there and always wanted to make a beer together and it never lined up until recently,” Archer said.
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