21st Amendment Down to Earth Session IPA sets its hoppy sights on cans. The 4.4% alcohol by volume (ABV) session-style IPA joins the lineup as we roll into April..
The brewery believes that Down to Earth Session IPA is a natural Continue Reading →
Oskar Blues Brewery and DC Brau have definitely made a statement with their newest beer, Smells Like Freedom. What does it smell like? Weed.
Smells Like Freedom is a tribute to Initiative 71 that legalized marijuana in Washington D.C. in late February. It is now Continue Reading →
New Belgium Oatmeal IPA joins the brewery’s Hop Kitchen Series, a collaboration with Chicago’s Half Acre Beer Company.
The idea to create Oatmeal IPA started about four years ago when New Belgium’s brewmaster Peter Bouckaert visited Half Acre. This collab actually Continue Reading →
Firestone Walker Easy Jack appeared for the first time in 2014. The brewery sought to create a session IPA with a flavor complexity created by a rare selection of newer hop varieties. Unfortunately, the hops ran out by mid-summer, and Easy Jack Continue Reading →
Angel City Social IPA has hit shelves as the brewery’s first canned offering.
Designed to be a lower alcohol option, Angel City Social IPA is just 4.4%. Now you can day drink even longer.
“Beer, LA, friends…they’re all meant to come together,” Continue Reading →
Burnt Hickory Didjits Blood Orange IPA is now available in bottles.
The Kennesaw, Georgia brewery has greatly expanded their bottle lineup after a recent brewhouse expansion.
Burnt Hickory Didjits joins Fighting Bishop, Ezekiel’s Wheel, Cannon Dragger, and Big Shanty in bottles in the Continue Reading →
Second Self Citrus IPA is the Atlanta, Georgia brewery’s newest seasonal. Citrus IPA highlights winter citrus, which is fresh and in season, particularly orange peel and lemon.
An array of citrus hops help round of the beer’s favor.
Second Self Citrus IPA Continue Reading →
