Today (Dec 23rd) marks the first bottle release of Short’s Brew’s Juicy Tree IPA.
Juicy Tree is an experimental India Pale Ale made with blue spruce tips, juniper berries, and cranberries.
Big aromatics of piney evergreen and sweet berries tingle the Continue Reading →
Firestone Walker (Paso Robles, CA) has hoppy session creation in the works. Much like Founders All Day IPA, and Boulevard Pop-Up Session IPA, the beer is designed to be lower in alcohol.
On average, American IPAs boast around 6%-7% ABV. Firestone Continue Reading →
Decatur, Georgia’s Three Taverns Craft Brewery is releasing their fifth beer this month – White Hops White IPA.
The name comes from a piece of Georgia’s brewing history, “White Hops” a beer sold under the nose of alcohol regulators. The beer Continue Reading →
A bit of a Beer Street Journal exclusive here. Local artist and Beer Street Journal supporter Mr. Jert has created another badass label for Red Brick Brewing.
Coming in February, 2014 is a new hybrid style from Atlanta’s oldest brewery. Hop Continue Reading →
A blip on the draft radar is Blue Point Mosaic IPA.
If this pertains to you, you’ll see it again in 2014. The brewery is gearing up to brew and release it again in both bottle and draft.
Mosaic hops have been Continue Reading →
I guess brewing IPAs is a bit like the wild west. The hoppy liquid roams free everywhere, and you have to fight for dominance. Great Divide Brewing Company (Denver, CO) is back in the saddle with hops in hand. This Continue Reading →
One of America’s most revered craft brewers has an IPA in the works. Their newest adventure Anchor IPA is a testament not only to California gold rush history, but the IPA itself. Brewed with whole cone hops, and 2-row barley.
