In 1844 The Rochdale Society of Equitable Pioneers was set up in North - West England and became the worlds first co-operative society.  

124 years later a similar experiment in communal leaving was set up at the corner of Bloor and Huron.  Rochdale College was decidedly less successful.  Students and teachers lived together with the idea that they could share knowledge in an informal, noncredited free university, there was a pirate radio station called CRUD, and clothing was optional.  

The rose coloured look at communal living that inspired Rochdale also inspired our Ides #75 Rosé - A tart, fruity wine-ale hybrid that finishes dry and quenching. 

TASTING NOTES AND ABV: 

ABV: 4%