Anchor Go West! IPA is coming to bottles and cans in 2016.
America’s first craft brewery is adding citrus and tropical hops in order to create a new IPA worthy of the west coast.
The California Gold Rush compelled thousands to Go West! “to see the elephant,” a metaphor for the doggedly optimistic risk-taking linked then and now with America’s intensified pursuit of happiness. As early as 1849, India Pale Ale – prepared by British brewers for export to India by adding dry hops to barrels of hoppy ale – was going to go west, from England around the horn to San Francisco. In 1975, Anchor, America’s first craft brewery -led the modern revival of dry-hopped handmade ales. Fast-forward to Anchor Go West! IPA, made with 2-Row barley malt and dry hopped with a unique blend of for American hops. It’s mouthwateringly complex aromas of citrus, kind, and the tropics; spiky bitterness; gleaming golden color; and clean finish United can read this singular 24 karat IPA. Go west where the impossible is possible.
Anchor Go West! IPA is a 12 ounce bottle, and 12 ounce can offering. The brewery has not yet announced this beer.
Style: IPA
Availability: 12oz Bottles, 12oz Cans, Draft.
Release: TBA
6.7% ABV
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spiky bitterness; gleaming golden color; and clean finish United can
read this singular 24 karat IPA.
Yeah. I get it. I made a typo transcribing the label.
can always count on this guy to find typos or something to complain about.