River Dog Brewing Co
Ridgeland, South Carolina
River Dog IPA debuts in cans. Ride the shark.
River Dog IPA is hitting shelves now, the brewery’s second can offering.
Nothing says hoppy like a dude riding a shark right? Especially if there are water-skiers involved. River Dog IPA is all about citrus and apricot (trust us, we’ve had it), and easily one of our favorite India pale ales in South Carolina.
Like the fresh waters meeting the salty ocean tides, this unique blend of American malts and citrus hops join forces to create a flavor profile that’s as good as it gets.
River Dog IPA joins Riverwalk Empire Pilsner in 12 ounce cans. Shark it up this summer.
Style: IPA
Availability: 12oz Cans, Draft.
Debut (Cans): July, 2016
6.3% ABV
River Dog Brewing To Ship To Georgia
River Dog Brewing Co (Ridgeland, SC) has signed a disribution deal with Savannah Distributing. The beers will soon flow across Georgia. It has been barely a month since River Dog announced added fermentation space in order to start shipping to the Peach State.
Launch beers will include:
Chocolate Rye Porter: Spicy and bold, with a dry roasted finish, the Chocolate Rye Porter is loaded with character and depth.
Carolina Gold Rice Ale: This uniquely-flavored Lowcountry delicacy was truly inspired by historic and native Carolina Gold rice, in concert with the country’s oldest hops.
Coastal Wit: Inspired by the coastal lifestyle of the Lowcountry, this contemporary American Wit has a generous infusion of orange peel, coriander, chamomile and rose petal
River Dog IPA: This big brother to River Dog American Pale Ale is loaded with flavors and aromas of tropical fruits, citrus peel and candied watermelon. Deceptively light for an IPA, it delivers a striking balance of bitterness with a smooth malt body.
American Pale Ale: This unique blend of American malts and citrus hops join forces to create a flavor profile that’s as good as it gets. Quad-Hopped (El Dorado, Galena, Summit and Cascade) to the rim, this full-bodied Pale Ale already has a faithful following.
