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Welcome To The Longnose Nation
Are you a longnoser?
Level One Longnoser – You have enjoyed our beer at a restaurant, pub
or tavern.
Level Two Longnoser – You have had a taste and a tour at the brewery.
Level Three Longnoser – You have had a shot of the brewer's yeast.
Level Four Longnoser – You have jumped in the river with us in Mid
May to celebrate the Kichesippi Anniversary.
At this point you are a Certified Longnose for Life. Special privileges, events and general good fortune will now be part of your life. Whenever you graduate to the next level, please email us at longnose@kbeer.ca so that we can keep our Longnose Nation database up to date.
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The longnose gar is an ancient species, dating from the Cretaceous period of up to 140 million years ago. It is one of 2 gar species found in Canadian waters, although its relative, the spotted gar, is becoming increasingly rare. The longnose gar populates the St. Lawrence River and parts of the Great Lakes, but is particularly prevalent in the Ottawa River.
Basically, this fish kicks butt and has been doing so for a very long time. The fact that it loves hanging out in the Ottawa River makes it a great addition to the Kichesippi Beer Co.
All Copyright Reserved (C) 2009 - 2010 Kichesippi.
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Welcome To The Longnose Nation
Are you a longnoser?
Level One Longnoser – You have enjoyed our beer at a restaurant, pub
or tavern.
Level Two Longnoser – You have had a taste and a tour at the brewery.
Level Three Longnoser – You have had a shot of the brewer's yeast.
Level Four Longnoser – You have jumped in the river with us in Mid
May to celebrate the Kichesippi Anniversary.
At this point you are a Certified Longnose for Life. Special privileges, events and general good fortune will now be part of your life. Whenever you graduate to the next level, please email us at longnose@kbeer.ca so that we can keep our Longnose Nation database up to date.
Also Follow Us On:
The longnose gar is an ancient species, dating from the Cretaceous period of up to 140 million years ago. It is one of 2 gar species found in Canadian waters, although its relative, the spotted gar, is becoming increasingly rare. The longnose gar populates the St. Lawrence River and parts of the Great Lakes, but is particularly prevalent in the Ottawa River.
Basically, this fish kicks butt and has been doing so for a very long time. The fact that it loves hanging out in the Ottawa River makes it a great addition to the Kichesippi Beer Co.
All Copyright Reserved (C) 2009 - 2010 Kichesippi.