Shag Harbour Invasion Blonde Ale

October 4, 1967. The visit of a mysterious flying craft of unknown origin... So many locals simultaneously witnessed the crash of an unknown craft into the waters of Shag Harbour that that they overwhelmed the local authorities. The Coast Guard were called in. The Navy investigated. Could it have been a plane crash? No planes were reported missing.Flight plans were cross-checked. Nothing was out of place. In the end, despite extensive searches above and below the surface, nothing was found. Several days later, it was reported by local fishermen that some mysterious lights appeared from below the surface, and then zoomed off into the sky, never to be seen again. To this day, the Shag Harbour "Incident" remains the only UFO sighting that has not been disproven. Mystery. Could it have been alien visitors? Visit the Shag Harbour UFO Centre in Shag Harbour, Nova Scotia, to find out! In the meantime, enjoy this commemorative beer, brewed in collaboration with the Shag Harbour Incident Society. In the can, you'll find a smooth, blonde ale with creamy malt notes on the palate coupled with a classic old-world hop profile. It's mild, refreshing and delicious. Crafted in Shelburne, NS