Blue Mountain A Hopwork Orange
Blue Mountain A Hopwork Orange
Blue Mountain A Hopwork Orange
Blue Mountain A Hopwork Orange
Terrapin Krunkles Down Under is headed to cans later this year. “Captain Krunkles,” the brewery’s fictitious (or maybe not so fictitious) hop loving traveler swings to the South Pacific for his latest offering.
Terrapin Krunkles Down Under features hop varieties from Continue Reading →
Ballast Point Brewing brews Sculpin, a widely popular IPA. Building on the the popularity and people’s lust for hops, the brewery created two new offerings, Habanero Sculpin, and Ballast Point Grapefruit Sculpin.
Ballast Point Grapefruit Sculpin cans have officially come off the line in Continue Reading →
Yazoo Red House Ale, a new red IPA, has been released by the Nashville, Tennessee craft brewery.
750ml bottles are now available in the brewery tap room, and soon, local bottle shops.
Style: IPA
Availability: 750ml bottles, Draft.
Release: 4/15/15
6.2% ABV
Image via Yazoo Brewing
Dogfish Head American Beauty, the brewery’s tribute, and inspired by, The Grateful Dead, is getting an artwork overhaul in honor of the band’s 50th anniversary.
The imperial pale ale combines American hops and an ingredient not seen in beer often – Continue Reading →
The New Holland Mad Hatter IPA recipe is being overhauled by the brewery. The brewery launched the offering in 1998, spawning a full line “Hatter” releases in the following years.
The reimagined version of New Holland Mad Hatter IPA features Michigan-grown Continue Reading →
Sierra Nevada has officially kicked off their Harvest IPA series in 2015. Following the Neomexicanus Hop home run rounding out 2014, Sierra Nevada Harvest Idaho 7 Hops is now on shelves.
Quick backstory. By now, you better be aware that Sierra Nevada does Continue Reading →
Blue Mountain A Hopwork Orange
Terrapin Krunkles Down Under is headed to cans later this year. “Captain Krunkles,” the brewery’s fictitious (or maybe not so fictitious) hop loving traveler swings to the South Pacific for his latest offering.
Terrapin Krunkles Down Under features hop varieties from New Zealand and Australia.
Krunkles returns with a new IPA from his time spent on the underside of the world. Brewed with hops exclusively from New Zealand and Australia, this “South Pacific IPA” is packed with so much flavor, it might even make a kiwi say G’Day!
Terrapin Krunkles Down Under will be available in a new IPA Survival Pack this summer. The 12-can variety pack will contain Hopsecutioner, RecreationAle, Hi-5 IPA, and Krunkles Down Under.
Style: IPA
Hops: Moteuka, Pacific Jade, Green Bullet, Topaz, Waimea, Rakau. Dry Hop: Ella, Galaxy
Availability: 12oz Cans, Variety Pack Release
Release: Summer, 2015
6.6% ABV
Ballast Point Brewing brews Sculpin, a widely popular IPA. Building on the the popularity and people’s lust for hops, the brewery created two new offerings, Habanero Sculpin, and Ballast Point Grapefruit Sculpin.
Ballast Point Grapefruit Sculpin cans have officially come off the line in California, and have hit the brewery’s tap room, and are making their way to markets across the United States.
Our Grapefruit Sculpin is the latest take on our signature IPA. Some may say there are few ways to improve Sculpin’s unique flavor, but the tart freshness of grapefruit perfectly complements our IPA’s citrusy hop character. Grapefruit’s a winter fruit, but this easy-drinking ale tastes like summer.
Ballast Point Grapefruit Sculpin IPA is brewed with grapefruit juice and available in 12oz bottles, 12oz cans, and draft.
Style: IPA (w/ Grapefruit.)
Availability: 12oz Bottles, Draft. 12oz Cans (new)
Release: April, 2015 (Cans)
7% ABV
Dogfish Head American Beauty, the brewery’s tribute, and inspired by, The Grateful Dead, is getting an artwork overhaul in honor of the band’s 50th anniversary.
The imperial pale ale combines American hops and an ingredient not seen in beer often – granola. Dead fan (and beer fan) Thomas Butler shared his favorite concert story that lead to the granola choice.
Inside this bottle. Your miracle ticket awaits. We called Americas Beauty, an imperial Pale Ale inspired by the Grateful Dead. The best way to capture 30 years, 100 albums, 1,500 shows? Let the loyal fans drive the recipe. Among thousands of suggestions, granola was top. It was the main course in millions of parking lot meals and is newsstand toasty complement to the all-American hops and barley. There was something different about a Dead show. Whether you saw one or 103, you felt it but you knew it wouldn’t last forever. If only you could have bottled it …
Dogfish Head American Beauty is slated to make a seasonal appearance again in May, 2015.
Style: IPA (w/ Granola)
Availability: 750 ml bottles
Return:
9% ABV
The previous label…
The New Holland Mad Hatter IPA recipe is being overhauled by the brewery. The brewery launched the offering in 1998, spawning a full line “Hatter” releases in the following years.
The reimagined version of New Holland Mad Hatter IPA features Michigan-grown Cascade and Citra hops alongside the Centennial hops that have been apart of the recipe since the beginning.
…An adjusted grain bill that increases the alcohol by volume (ABV) to approximately 7%. A freshly engineered hop gun and assertive dry hopping create bold and bright aromatics. Mad Hatter fans will spot the fresh Mad Hatter, as it also includes a creative update to its packaging with a new label and six pack.
The fresh version of New Holland Mad Hatter IPA will kick off with a release party at the Pub on 8th on Friday, April 24. All New Holland markets will receive the updated recipe shortly after.
Style: American IPA
Availability: 12oz Bottles, Draft. Year-round offering.
Release: 4/24/15
7% ABV
Sierra Nevada has officially kicked off their Harvest IPA series in 2015. Following the Neomexicanus Hop home run rounding out 2014, Sierra Nevada Harvest Idaho 7 Hops is now on shelves.
Quick backstory. By now, you better be aware that Sierra Nevada does wonders with hops. The grow and source some of the best in the world. The Harvest Series is designed to highlight some of the best hybrids, or experimental hops in the industry. For release #1, The Idaho 7 hop, from the land of potatoes.
On our never-ending quest for exciting hop flavors we stumbled upon a pioneering hop grower in western Idaho working with a handful of new and interesting varietals. One of these captivating hops, Idaho 7, headlines the first of five bottles in our 2015 edition of the Harvest series. Complex fruity aromas of orange and apricot mesh with hints of black tea-like character and a pleasant fresh herbal bouquet. This IPA kicks off our 2015 series exploring diverse hopping methods: single hop, fresh hop, wet hop and wild hop.
Sierra Nevada Harvest Idaho 7 will be available for a limited time in 24 oz bottles. Drink as fresh as possible.
Style: IPA
Hops: Idaho 7
Availability: 24oz bottles. One-off release.
Released: April, 2015
Read more: Sierra Nevada Harvest Series