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Prelude to the Best Sommelier of Canada Contest | SaltWireBADDECK, N.S. — A new craft beer is launching across Nova Scotia as a nod to Cape Breton's Gaelic heritage.
Big Spruce Brewing is preparing to launch Buntàta, meaning"potato" in Gaelic, as a first-of-its-kind organic Scottish Gaelic potato ale honouring both the region’s agricultural history and roots, and will be the first beer to feature all-Gaelic labelling.Celebrating International Beer Day: P.E.I., Nova Scotia brewers thrilled 'seeing the local beer scene flourish'
Brewery owner Jeremy White said the name symbolizes the fusion of the land with the spirit of its people, both of which are vital in the brewing process. "Nova Scotia and Cape Breton have a long-standing Gaelic tradition. With Buntàta, we aim to celebrate and share that heritage with beer enthusiasts around the world,” said White.The brew is part of a project in partnership with the volunteer-run organization Gaelic Business Initiative.
"The creation of Buntàta celebrates our Gaelic heritage and also demonstrates the nimbleness of the Gaelic language in its ability to fully describe the beer’s tastes and aromas,” said JD MacCulloch, co-founder of Gaelic Business Initiative.
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